Late Night Creative Thoughts

 Sometimes an idea is sounds so great that you just have to try it. Even when people around you think it may not be the best you still want to give it a go, but they end up being right. But some time passes, and you wonder if maybe you just had a bad experience with the game and maybe it got better over time. That is the story of me and today's game Marvel's Avengers. The 2020 release had my hopes high and after a few bad glitches and overall boring gameplay I ended up dropping the game, on PS4 that is. But seeing this game on game pass made my curiosity arise and see if maybe things got better, so one installation later and after some time, I have to wonder is this game better then I remember? The first time I played this title I remember how Ms. Marvel was my favorite character, the graphics were nice, and I was having some fun. But soon glitches that caused me to uninstall the game and reinstall it twice, locking me out of multiplayer, and the gameplay itself left me droppin

 Shredder's Revenge is definitely one of my games of the year. It reminds me of why beat em ups are a genre that is fun solo or with friends. Gathering around a couch or online to rack up points, pummel opponents and hopefully not accidently consume too many health items. So, I went down my list of ideas/franchises and in no particular order decided to pitch some beat em ups I would love to see the team behind Shredder's Revenge or another talented crews, could make into more high-quality beat em ups just like that one. So here is my list! Enjoy! Regular Show This series not only thrives on being relatable but also connecting to nerdy things like movies, video games and so on. This series has uses retro style games and consoles for the games made in this world, and I just think this would be a match made in heaven. It could have a large cast, great sprite work and music, and be a love letter to classic games and the show. I know there was a 3DS retro platformer that mixed genre