Post by maniac4bricks on May 9, 2017 4:35:14 GMT
This time for a Game Theory ripoff, I'm going to their Smash History series [ www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOl4b517qn8gonop1vmRtWwYltWT1J9uZ ]...
....Ummm, this is awkward. They no longer have the videos available on YouTube. [ www.youtube.com/watch?v=voklXQowOPw&list=PLXVZyob0Qyl_Fnvp9kys-CLOUlZi75t6R ] Oh there's still some if you haven't seem them before!
Anyways, the idea is to analyze the characteristics of each character and item from LEGO Dimensions packs and compare them to their source material. For example, the storm jet with Jay's fun pack is based on the vehicle in 2012 that he channels through his Nunchucks of Lightning. Perhaps there are things in each figure's skill sets or levels that we can analyze as well. For example, Sonic's level pack borrows elements from Sonic Adventure with Eggman's theme, Chaos as a boss, Big the Cat, and the level layout of Emerald Coast, but it also includes Shadow the Hedgehog from Sonic Adventure 2 and more.
Hmm, the more I type this and think about how each character would be assessed, it's actually difficult. I mean, many are just staples of them in multiple works of fiction, not just a single variant. Superman is in almost every variant able to fly, has heat vision, and has a blue suit with a red cape. Off topic, I did want to do a battle between Superman and batman when BvS was hitting theaters, but due to time constraints and poor screen recording technology I cancelled the idea.
Anyways, what do you think? Any improvements? Better ideas?
....Ummm, this is awkward. They no longer have the videos available on YouTube. [ www.youtube.com/watch?v=voklXQowOPw&list=PLXVZyob0Qyl_Fnvp9kys-CLOUlZi75t6R ] Oh there's still some if you haven't seem them before!
Anyways, the idea is to analyze the characteristics of each character and item from LEGO Dimensions packs and compare them to their source material. For example, the storm jet with Jay's fun pack is based on the vehicle in 2012 that he channels through his Nunchucks of Lightning. Perhaps there are things in each figure's skill sets or levels that we can analyze as well. For example, Sonic's level pack borrows elements from Sonic Adventure with Eggman's theme, Chaos as a boss, Big the Cat, and the level layout of Emerald Coast, but it also includes Shadow the Hedgehog from Sonic Adventure 2 and more.
Hmm, the more I type this and think about how each character would be assessed, it's actually difficult. I mean, many are just staples of them in multiple works of fiction, not just a single variant. Superman is in almost every variant able to fly, has heat vision, and has a blue suit with a red cape. Off topic, I did want to do a battle between Superman and batman when BvS was hitting theaters, but due to time constraints and poor screen recording technology I cancelled the idea.
Anyways, what do you think? Any improvements? Better ideas?
