LJN doesn't have the best games on the system, but they definitely aren't the worst. The games are all very much playable (again, except for X-Men, in my opinion) and a lot of people don't give the company enough credit. They just write them off as a bad publisher because reviewers like AVGN say they are bad.
I think it also has a lot to do with them doing most of the movie lisenced stuff for NES, which sort of makes it easy to expect a lot from them. Even though the paradox is that games based on famous movies are more often bad than good anyway..
I hope people by the way are aware of LJN Defender on youtube? His stuff is worth watching.
LJN doesn't have the best games on the system, but they definitely aren't the worst. The games are all very much playable (again, except for X-Men, in my opinion) and a lot of people don't give the company enough credit. They just write them off as a bad publisher because reviewers like AVGN say they are bad.
I think it also has a lot to do with them doing most of the movie lisenced stuff for NES, which sort of makes them easy to expect a lot from them. Even though the paradox is that games based on famous movies are more often bad than good anyway..
I hope people by the way are aware of LJN Defender on youtube? His stuff is worth watching.
yeah they wouldn't have to try as hard because they have the license carrying them. There's going to be more people buying wolverine than Shatterhand back then. Thing is though, at that time there was no set formula for making a fun game. And at least they tried to do some unique things.
LJN doesn't have the best games on the system, but they definitely aren't the worst. The games are all very much playable (again, except for X-Men, in my opinion) and a lot of people don't give the company enough credit. They just write them off as a bad publisher because reviewers like AVGN say they are bad.
I think it also has a lot to do with them doing most of the movie lisenced stuff for NES, which sort of makes them easy to expect a lot from them. Even though the paradox is that games based on famous movies are more often bad than good anyway..
I hope people by the way are aware of LJN Defender on youtube? His stuff is worth watching.
yeah they wouldn't have to try as hard because they have the license carrying them. There's going to be more people buying wolverine than Shatterhand back then. Thing is though, at that time there was no set formula for making a fun game. And at least they tried to do some unique things.
It's funny to think of how many copies of shitty licensed movie-based NES games sold back in the day. People bought that stuff up. Roger Rabbit, Jaws, etc. Imagine the disappointment of opening that crap on Christmas morning, lol. It probably felt and played great for the time to some extent; the novelty was still fresh and exciting so it overshadowed how shitty those games actually are.
Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are solid games at their core, IMHO.
THQ is the worst big one for me. KOEI probably doesn't make bad games so I can't count them as worst, but I have zero motivation to play any of their games. If they didn't exist, the NES library would be just as well off for me
What about small guys. Mattel? Panesian? Caltron? Myriad? RacerMate?
What about small guys. Mattel? Panesian? Caltron? Myriad? RacerMate?
Mattel's two games were kind of cool in theory, it's just the accessory they were made for wasn't quite up to snuff. Though I think Super Glove Ball does work.
Panesian, aside from the, ahem, novelty, are just a puzzle game and two casino games. Pop in Vegas Dreams, put an open Playboy next to the TV, and you're good to go.
Caltron/Myriad are just a collection of Gluk/Joy Van/whatever games from overseas. All of them are playable (though most are ripoffs.)
Racermate = Stadium Events/World Class Track Meet on bikes.
LJN doesn't have the best games on the system, but they definitely aren't the worst. The games are all very much playable (again, except for X-Men, in my opinion) and a lot of people don't give the company enough credit. They just write them off as a bad publisher because reviewers like AVGN say they are bad.
I think it also has a lot to do with them doing most of the movie lisenced stuff for NES, which sort of makes them easy to expect a lot from them. Even though the paradox is that games based on famous movies are more often bad than good anyway..
I hope people by the way are aware of LJN Defender on youtube? His stuff is worth watching.
yeah they wouldn't have to try as hard because they have the license carrying them. There's going to be more people buying wolverine than Shatterhand back then. Thing is though, at that time there was no set formula for making a fun game. And at least they tried to do some unique things.
It's funny to think of how many copies of shitty licensed movie-based NES games sold back in the day. People bought that stuff up. Roger Rabbit, Jaws, etc. Imagine the disappointment of opening that crap on Christmas morning, lol. It probably felt and played great for the time to some extent; the novelty was still fresh and exciting so it overshadowed how shitty those games actually are.
Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are solid games at their core, IMHO.
I actually enjoy Jaws and Back to the Future quite a bit. Never played Roger Rabbit but it doesn't seem like my kind of game in general.
Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are solid games at their core, IMHO.
I actually enjoy Jaws and Back to the Future quite a bit. Never played Roger Rabbit but it doesn't seem like my kind of game in general.
Friday the 13th is great. Jaws is pretty good, a bit simple but it's almost like an Atari game, great for if you have 15 mins to kill
Friday the 13th is secretely the best (and only, I think?) horror survival title on the NES. Jaws DOES feel like an Atari title now that you mention it.
Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are solid games at their core, IMHO.
I actually enjoy Jaws and Back to the Future quite a bit. Never played Roger Rabbit but it doesn't seem like my kind of game in general.
Friday the 13th is great. Jaws is pretty good, a bit simple but it's almost like an Atari game, great for if you have 15 mins to kill
Yeah, I agree with him saying Friday and Nightmare are good games, just adding those 2 that I could think of. I remember liking LJN as a kid. Oh yeah! I loved MLB when I was a kid. I think it's crap now, though.
Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are solid games at their core, IMHO.
I actually enjoy Jaws and Back to the Future quite a bit. Never played Roger Rabbit but it doesn't seem like my kind of game in general.
Friday the 13th is great. Jaws is pretty good, a bit simple but it's almost like an Atari game, great for if you have 15 mins to kill
Friday the 13th is secretely the best (and only, I think?) horror survival title on the NES. Jaws DOES feel like an Atari title now that you mention it.
Would you count Sweet Home? It's an RPG... and Famicom only. So I wonder if those things exclude it for you.
Friday the 13th is secretely the best (and only, I think?) horror survival title on the NES. Jaws DOES feel like an Atari title now that you mention it.
Uninvited might be the only other one that comes close.
Jaws doesn't have enough to do, IMO. Only two ports? Shoot at stingrays and jellyfish most of the time? I get that it was a fairly early game, but I find it too tedious.
Friday the 13th is secretely the best (and only, I think?) horror survival title on the NES. Jaws DOES feel like an Atari title now that you mention it.
Uninvited might be the only other one that comes close.
Jaws doesn't have enough to do, IMO. Only two ports? Shoot at stingrays and jellyfish most of the time? I get that it was a fairly early game, but I find it too tedious.
It's all about dat grind. I hate the jellyfish that go at angles. I usually want to stop playing when that happens, ha. Especially when you're close to shore.
Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are solid games at their core, IMHO.
I actually enjoy Jaws and Back to the Future quite a bit. Never played Roger Rabbit but it doesn't seem like my kind of game in general.
Friday the 13th is great. Jaws is pretty good, a bit simple but it's almost like an Atari game, great for if you have 15 mins to kill
I use to rip up Jaws pretty hard as a kid, I loved just blasting away at stuff under the water and man when Jaws or Baby Jaws came out....You better look the fuck out!
Friday the 13th is secretely the best (and only, I think?) horror survival title on the NES. Jaws DOES feel like an Atari title now that you mention it.
Uninvited might be the only other one that comes close.
Jaws doesn't have enough to do, IMO. Only two ports? Shoot at stingrays and jellyfish most of the time? I get that it was a fairly early game, but I find it too tedious.
It's all about dat grind. I hate the jellyfish that go at angles. I usually want to stop playing when that happens, ha. Especially when you're close to shore.
I can only ever play Jaws for about 15 minutes, then I can't rationalize spending that much time doing the same shit for such little reward
I totally spaced Uninvited, btw! I DO count it...I just like Friday the 13th better!
Originally posted by: ToxieRules
Originally posted by: BertBerryCrunch
Originally posted by: Loxx O)))
Originally posted by: NostalgicMachine
Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are solid games at their core, IMHO.
I actually enjoy Jaws and Back to the Future quite a bit. Never played Roger Rabbit but it doesn't seem like my kind of game in general.
Friday the 13th is great. Jaws is pretty good, a bit simple but it's almost like an Atari game, great for if you have 15 mins to kill
I use to rip up Jaws pretty hard as a kid, I loved just blasting away at stuff under the water and man when Jaws or Baby Jaws came out....You better look the fuck out!
With an Advantage Controller or NES MAX, maybe
They'd leave that thing on demo at the Saugus MA FuncoLand for MONTHS.
What about small guys. Mattel? Panesian? Caltron? Myriad? RacerMate?
Mattel's two games were kind of cool in theory, it's just the accessory they were made for wasn't quite up to snuff. Though I think Super Glove Ball does work.
Panesian, aside from the, ahem, novelty, are just a puzzle game and two casino games. Pop in Vegas Dreams, put an open Playboy next to the TV, and you're good to go.
Caltron/Myriad are just a collection of Gluk/Joy Van/whatever games from overseas. All of them are playable (though most are ripoffs.)
Racermate = Stadium Events/World Class Track Meet on bikes.
If we're talking worst publisher though maybe Myriad wins despite all the horrible THQ games. THQ at least made money cranking out garbage. RacerMate made a fancy peripheral which propably took at least some effort to bring to market. Panesian tried to break into new exciting markets! Myriad slapped a sticker on existing old stock and created an all-text box for it. Published!
What about small guys. Mattel? Panesian? Caltron? Myriad? RacerMate?
Mattel's two games were kind of cool in theory, it's just the accessory they were made for wasn't quite up to snuff. Though I think Super Glove Ball does work.
Panesian, aside from the, ahem, novelty, are just a puzzle game and two casino games. Pop in Vegas Dreams, put an open Playboy next to the TV, and you're good to go.
Caltron/Myriad are just a collection of Gluk/Joy Van/whatever games from overseas. All of them are playable (though most are ripoffs.)
Racermate = Stadium Events/World Class Track Meet on bikes.
If we're talking worst publisher though maybe Myriad wins despite all the horrible THQ games. THQ at least made money cranking out garbage. RacerMate made a fancy peripheral which propably took at least some effort to bring to market. Panesian tried to break into new exciting markets! Myriad slapped a sticker on existing old stock and created an all-text box for it. Published!
haha didn't even think of that. Definitely could be considered the laziest publisher.
Come on guys, the winner is Active Enterprises, nothing else even compares with that shit show. You almost have to exclude it because the bar it sets is so low that everything else looks like fucking gold in comparison. It makes THQ look like fucking Konami in it's prime.
Come on guys, the winner is Active Enterprises, nothing else even compares with that shit show. You almost have to exclude it because the bar it sets is so low that everything else looks like fucking gold in comparison. It makes THQ look like fucking Konami in it's prime.
At least it doesn't make your ears bleed like rocky and Bullwinkle
From my experience with THQ games, it amazes me that they existed so long with their horrid 8 and 16 bit lineup. I do have to say that LJN did publish the Punisher which is their diamond in the sewer.
Come on guys, the winner is Active Enterprises, nothing else even compares with that shit show. You almost have to exclude it because the bar it sets is so low that everything else looks like fucking gold in comparison. It makes THQ look like fucking Konami in it's prime.
First off they werent an NES publisher, since they werent officially licensed. Second, wasn't it from a handful of college kids with barely any knowledge that lied about their credencials? Id say Cheetahmen 2 / Action 52 is more like a shitty indie game.
Come on guys, the winner is Active Enterprises, nothing else even compares with that shit show. You almost have to exclude it because the bar it sets is so low that everything else looks like fucking gold in comparison. It makes THQ look like fucking Konami in it's prime.
First off they werent an NES publisher, since they werent officially licensed. Second, wasn't it from a handful of college kids with barely any knowledge that lied about their credencials? Id say Cheetahmen 2 / Action 52 is more like a shitty indie game.
I was going to say...wasn't that "company" pretty much a joke to begin with?
Come on guys, the winner is Active Enterprises, nothing else even compares with that shit show. You almost have to exclude it because the bar it sets is so low that everything else looks like fucking gold in comparison. It makes THQ look like fucking Konami in it's prime.
First off they werent an NES publisher, since they werent officially licensed. Second, wasn't it from a handful of college kids with barely any knowledge that lied about their credencials? Id say Cheetahmen 2 / Action 52 is more like a shitty indie game.
I was going to say...wasn't that "company" pretty much a joke to begin with?
It was two dudes who got investors and hired about three college kids to do the programming. They cut a lot of corners, but honestly, they were at least as legit as Color Dreams, which was about five guys in an office in Corona.
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What, no poll?
LJN doesn't have the best games on the system, but they definitely aren't the worst. The games are all very much playable (again, except for X-Men, in my opinion) and a lot of people don't give the company enough credit. They just write them off as a bad publisher because reviewers like AVGN say they are bad.
I think it also has a lot to do with them doing most of the movie lisenced stuff for NES, which sort of makes it easy to expect a lot from them. Even though the paradox is that games based on famous movies are more often bad than good anyway..
I hope people by the way are aware of LJN Defender on youtube? His stuff is worth watching.
LJN doesn't have the best games on the system, but they definitely aren't the worst. The games are all very much playable (again, except for X-Men, in my opinion) and a lot of people don't give the company enough credit. They just write them off as a bad publisher because reviewers like AVGN say they are bad.
I think it also has a lot to do with them doing most of the movie lisenced stuff for NES, which sort of makes them easy to expect a lot from them. Even though the paradox is that games based on famous movies are more often bad than good anyway..
I hope people by the way are aware of LJN Defender on youtube? His stuff is worth watching.
yeah they wouldn't have to try as hard because they have the license carrying them. There's going to be more people buying wolverine than Shatterhand back then. Thing is though, at that time there was no set formula for making a fun game. And at least they tried to do some unique things.
Shouldn't this question be about worst NES developer?
Nah, that would be an entirely different subject, we're talking about who published the worst games
LJN doesn't have the best games on the system, but they definitely aren't the worst. The games are all very much playable (again, except for X-Men, in my opinion) and a lot of people don't give the company enough credit. They just write them off as a bad publisher because reviewers like AVGN say they are bad.
I think it also has a lot to do with them doing most of the movie lisenced stuff for NES, which sort of makes them easy to expect a lot from them. Even though the paradox is that games based on famous movies are more often bad than good anyway..
I hope people by the way are aware of LJN Defender on youtube? His stuff is worth watching.
yeah they wouldn't have to try as hard because they have the license carrying them. There's going to be more people buying wolverine than Shatterhand back then. Thing is though, at that time there was no set formula for making a fun game. And at least they tried to do some unique things.
It's funny to think of how many copies of shitty licensed movie-based NES games sold back in the day. People bought that stuff up. Roger Rabbit, Jaws, etc. Imagine the disappointment of opening that crap on Christmas morning, lol. It probably felt and played great for the time to some extent; the novelty was still fresh and exciting so it overshadowed how shitty those games actually are.
Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are solid games at their core, IMHO.
What about small guys. Mattel? Panesian? Caltron? Myriad? RacerMate?
What about small guys. Mattel? Panesian? Caltron? Myriad? RacerMate?
Mattel's two games were kind of cool in theory, it's just the accessory they were made for wasn't quite up to snuff. Though I think Super Glove Ball does work.
Panesian, aside from the, ahem, novelty, are just a puzzle game and two casino games. Pop in Vegas Dreams, put an open Playboy next to the TV, and you're good to go.
Caltron/Myriad are just a collection of Gluk/Joy Van/whatever games from overseas. All of them are playable (though most are ripoffs.)
Racermate = Stadium Events/World Class Track Meet on bikes.
LJN doesn't have the best games on the system, but they definitely aren't the worst. The games are all very much playable (again, except for X-Men, in my opinion) and a lot of people don't give the company enough credit. They just write them off as a bad publisher because reviewers like AVGN say they are bad.
I think it also has a lot to do with them doing most of the movie lisenced stuff for NES, which sort of makes them easy to expect a lot from them. Even though the paradox is that games based on famous movies are more often bad than good anyway..
I hope people by the way are aware of LJN Defender on youtube? His stuff is worth watching.
yeah they wouldn't have to try as hard because they have the license carrying them. There's going to be more people buying wolverine than Shatterhand back then. Thing is though, at that time there was no set formula for making a fun game. And at least they tried to do some unique things.
It's funny to think of how many copies of shitty licensed movie-based NES games sold back in the day. People bought that stuff up. Roger Rabbit, Jaws, etc. Imagine the disappointment of opening that crap on Christmas morning, lol. It probably felt and played great for the time to some extent; the novelty was still fresh and exciting so it overshadowed how shitty those games actually are.
Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are solid games at their core, IMHO.
I actually enjoy Jaws and Back to the Future quite a bit. Never played Roger Rabbit but it doesn't seem like my kind of game in general.
Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are solid games at their core, IMHO.
I actually enjoy Jaws and Back to the Future quite a bit. Never played Roger Rabbit but it doesn't seem like my kind of game in general.
Friday the 13th is great. Jaws is pretty good, a bit simple but it's almost like an Atari game, great for if you have 15 mins to kill
Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are solid games at their core, IMHO.
I actually enjoy Jaws and Back to the Future quite a bit. Never played Roger Rabbit but it doesn't seem like my kind of game in general.
Friday the 13th is great. Jaws is pretty good, a bit simple but it's almost like an Atari game, great for if you have 15 mins to kill
Friday the 13th is secretely the best (and only, I think?) horror survival title on the NES. Jaws DOES feel like an Atari title now that you mention it.
Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are solid games at their core, IMHO.
I actually enjoy Jaws and Back to the Future quite a bit. Never played Roger Rabbit but it doesn't seem like my kind of game in general.
Friday the 13th is great. Jaws is pretty good, a bit simple but it's almost like an Atari game, great for if you have 15 mins to kill
Yeah, I agree with him saying Friday and Nightmare are good games, just adding those 2 that I could think of. I remember liking LJN as a kid. Oh yeah! I loved MLB when I was a kid. I think it's crap now, though.
Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are solid games at their core, IMHO.
I actually enjoy Jaws and Back to the Future quite a bit. Never played Roger Rabbit but it doesn't seem like my kind of game in general.
Friday the 13th is great. Jaws is pretty good, a bit simple but it's almost like an Atari game, great for if you have 15 mins to kill
Friday the 13th is secretely the best (and only, I think?) horror survival title on the NES. Jaws DOES feel like an Atari title now that you mention it.
Would you count Sweet Home? It's an RPG... and Famicom only. So I wonder if those things exclude it for you.
Friday the 13th is secretely the best (and only, I think?) horror survival title on the NES. Jaws DOES feel like an Atari title now that you mention it.
Uninvited might be the only other one that comes close.
Jaws doesn't have enough to do, IMO. Only two ports? Shoot at stingrays and jellyfish most of the time? I get that it was a fairly early game, but I find it too tedious.
Friday the 13th is secretely the best (and only, I think?) horror survival title on the NES. Jaws DOES feel like an Atari title now that you mention it.
Uninvited might be the only other one that comes close.
Jaws doesn't have enough to do, IMO. Only two ports? Shoot at stingrays and jellyfish most of the time? I get that it was a fairly early game, but I find it too tedious.
It's all about dat grind. I hate the jellyfish that go at angles. I usually want to stop playing when that happens, ha. Especially when you're close to shore.
Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are solid games at their core, IMHO.
I actually enjoy Jaws and Back to the Future quite a bit. Never played Roger Rabbit but it doesn't seem like my kind of game in general.
Friday the 13th is great. Jaws is pretty good, a bit simple but it's almost like an Atari game, great for if you have 15 mins to kill
I use to rip up Jaws pretty hard as a kid, I loved just blasting away at stuff under the water and man when Jaws or Baby Jaws came out....You better look the fuck out!
THQ is a dumpster fire.
Friday the 13th is secretely the best (and only, I think?) horror survival title on the NES. Jaws DOES feel like an Atari title now that you mention it.
Uninvited might be the only other one that comes close.
Jaws doesn't have enough to do, IMO. Only two ports? Shoot at stingrays and jellyfish most of the time? I get that it was a fairly early game, but I find it too tedious.
It's all about dat grind. I hate the jellyfish that go at angles. I usually want to stop playing when that happens, ha. Especially when you're close to shore.
I can only ever play Jaws for about 15 minutes, then I can't rationalize spending that much time doing the same shit for such little reward
I totally spaced Uninvited, btw! I DO count it...I just like Friday the 13th better!
Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street are solid games at their core, IMHO.
I actually enjoy Jaws and Back to the Future quite a bit. Never played Roger Rabbit but it doesn't seem like my kind of game in general.
Friday the 13th is great. Jaws is pretty good, a bit simple but it's almost like an Atari game, great for if you have 15 mins to kill
I use to rip up Jaws pretty hard as a kid, I loved just blasting away at stuff under the water and man when Jaws or Baby Jaws came out....You better look the fuck out!
With an Advantage Controller or NES MAX, maybe
They'd leave that thing on demo at the Saugus MA FuncoLand for MONTHS.
What about small guys. Mattel? Panesian? Caltron? Myriad? RacerMate?
Mattel's two games were kind of cool in theory, it's just the accessory they were made for wasn't quite up to snuff. Though I think Super Glove Ball does work.
Panesian, aside from the, ahem, novelty, are just a puzzle game and two casino games. Pop in Vegas Dreams, put an open Playboy next to the TV, and you're good to go.
Caltron/Myriad are just a collection of Gluk/Joy Van/whatever games from overseas. All of them are playable (though most are ripoffs.)
Racermate = Stadium Events/World Class Track Meet on bikes.
If we're talking worst publisher though maybe Myriad wins despite all the horrible THQ games. THQ at least made money cranking out garbage. RacerMate made a fancy peripheral which propably took at least some effort to bring to market. Panesian tried to break into new exciting markets! Myriad slapped a sticker on existing old stock and created an all-text box for it. Published!
What about small guys. Mattel? Panesian? Caltron? Myriad? RacerMate?
Mattel's two games were kind of cool in theory, it's just the accessory they were made for wasn't quite up to snuff. Though I think Super Glove Ball does work.
Panesian, aside from the, ahem, novelty, are just a puzzle game and two casino games. Pop in Vegas Dreams, put an open Playboy next to the TV, and you're good to go.
Caltron/Myriad are just a collection of Gluk/Joy Van/whatever games from overseas. All of them are playable (though most are ripoffs.)
Racermate = Stadium Events/World Class Track Meet on bikes.
If we're talking worst publisher though maybe Myriad wins despite all the horrible THQ games. THQ at least made money cranking out garbage. RacerMate made a fancy peripheral which propably took at least some effort to bring to market. Panesian tried to break into new exciting markets! Myriad slapped a sticker on existing old stock and created an all-text box for it. Published!
haha didn't even think of that. Definitely could be considered the laziest publisher.
Come on guys, the winner is Active Enterprises, nothing else even compares with that shit show. You almost have to exclude it because the bar it sets is so low that everything else looks like fucking gold in comparison. It makes THQ look like fucking Konami in it's prime.
At least it doesn't make your ears bleed like rocky and Bullwinkle
Originally posted by: pegboy
Come on guys, the winner is Active Enterprises, nothing else even compares with that shit show. You almost have to exclude it because the bar it sets is so low that everything else looks like fucking gold in comparison. It makes THQ look like fucking Konami in it's prime.
First off they werent an NES publisher, since they werent officially licensed. Second, wasn't it from a handful of college kids with barely any knowledge that lied about their credencials? Id say Cheetahmen 2 / Action 52 is more like a shitty indie game.
Come on guys, the winner is Active Enterprises, nothing else even compares with that shit show. You almost have to exclude it because the bar it sets is so low that everything else looks like fucking gold in comparison. It makes THQ look like fucking Konami in it's prime.
First off they werent an NES publisher, since they werent officially licensed. Second, wasn't it from a handful of college kids with barely any knowledge that lied about their credencials? Id say Cheetahmen 2 / Action 52 is more like a shitty indie game.
I was going to say...wasn't that "company" pretty much a joke to begin with?
Come on guys, the winner is Active Enterprises, nothing else even compares with that shit show. You almost have to exclude it because the bar it sets is so low that everything else looks like fucking gold in comparison. It makes THQ look like fucking Konami in it's prime.
First off they werent an NES publisher, since they werent officially licensed. Second, wasn't it from a handful of college kids with barely any knowledge that lied about their credencials? Id say Cheetahmen 2 / Action 52 is more like a shitty indie game.
I was going to say...wasn't that "company" pretty much a joke to begin with?
It was two dudes who got investors and hired about three college kids to do the programming. They cut a lot of corners, but honestly, they were at least as legit as Color Dreams, which was about five guys in an office in Corona.
This was the Color Dreams gang: