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ctk495 on 23 June 2015

Yes! I am excited for KH3-hoping for Disney, Marvel and Pixar worlds. Imagine a team with Sora, Captain America, Nemo and Luke. Can Wolverine show up in KH3? Fox owns the X-men movie rights do those translate to video games as well?



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invetedlotus123 on 23 June 2015

I want a High School Musical world, a Hannah Montana and a Camp Rock world.



invetedlotus123 on 23 June 2015
shikamaru317 said:
invetedlotus123 said:
I want a High School Musical world, a Hannah Montana and a Camp Rock world.

I really hope you're joking.

You know, I've never really considered worlds based on Disney Channel shows before you said that. A Kim Possible world would be something I could get behind.


Yes, I'm joking. But a Disney channel world would be nice, Disney is such a huge media lion, I believe cinema releases aren't even their biggest money maker nowadays. A Disney channel world, its a good idea, even if there are just a bunch of mini games there.



cheshirescat on 23 June 2015

A song of the south world would be amusing if just for the controversy it would create, or maybe just an uncle remus summon.



cheshirescat on 23 June 2015
shikamaru317 said:
cheshirescat said:
A song of the south world would be amusing if just for the controversy it would create, or maybe just an uncle remus summon.

xD

I think Song of the South is banned in the US though, so I don't think that would even be possible without them missing out on a ton of US sales.

Edit: Hmmm, it's not actually banned, they've just never released it on video in the US. Now I know why the copy my 11th grade history teacher showed us had Chinese subtitles, lol.

Yeah, my grandma ran a cinema in Atlanta and had an original reel of the film that she showed me years back.  It's actually a pretty good movie that got inexorably dragged through the mud by people who either hadn't even seen it or worked under the assumption that the film was a romantic take on the antebellum South (a popular theme of the time) like Gone with the Wind when it actually takes place during Reconstruction.  That's not to say it's not riddled with ole negro cliches, but compared to most offerings at the time it was rather progressive.