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Message: [QUOTE="Ezri_Muldoon, post: 375409, member: 29375"] If you couldn't see Bomberman in B-daman that means Hasbro weere successful with their localised re-launch. They obfuscated the connection in the hopes of not having B-daman be seen as a spinoff. Heck, the B-daman armour appears in the opening cutscene of Bomberman Online (Dreamcast) [ATTACH type="full" width="675px" size="1100x734"]130773[/ATTACH] But thats less of a criticism of Bomberman pop culture presence and more on the Dreamcasts lack of success. As for Megaman? Between The X series, Megaman Legends, NT Warrior & The Protomen I see his story & origins as one of the most versatile in gaming media. Although that might just be because he's an Astroboy without the short shorts. [IMG size="505x800"]https://versionindustries.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/act2_poster.jpg[/IMG] I rarely is ever think of the Original Rockman games outside of the context of his later, more developed media. [ATTACH type="full" width="511px" size="911x1280"]130777[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" width="510px" size="828x1280"]130778[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" width="509px" size="949x1280"]130779[/ATTACH] The rest? Pac-man recently got a shot in the arm of pure edginess thanks to Shadow Labyrinth [MEDIA=youtube]loV_kXn1kYY[/MEDIA] Where before I would have agreed that Pac-man could never exist beyond the idea he's a simple pixel character. That has changed. Lovecraftian horror Pac-man works where is past adaptations simply do not, due to how simple his visual design in. Since Shadow Labyrinth, I think a lot of previously "retro" characters could transition easily to other mediums, it just requires a creative spark and a desire to actually make something truly different with the IP. [MEDIA=youtube]-7YXmOtc-Io[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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