The Emo Homo Out: Ding Dong Laceration Requests

[Iamerror]

Sue them. They have money, why not get some of it. Maybe I should sue nintendo for action 52, or atari for E.T?

[Sheik]

Sue them. They have money, why not get some of it. Maybe I should sue nintendo for action 52, or atari for E.T?

Lol.
I just thought the control and frame rate would be tighter for episode II, not more rushed than the first one.
And that's a statement.

[Corey]

Sue them. They have money, why not get some of it. Maybe I should sue nintendo for action 52, or atari for E.T?

I don't believe you could sue Atari for E.T. And I especially don't see suing Nintendo for Action 52 because it's an unlicensed game isn't it?

[Sheik]

I don't believe you could sue Atari for E.T.

Clearly it was a hate crime against gamers.
Sue under those charges

[Corey]

I don't believe you could sue Atari for E.T. And I especially don't see suing Nintendo for Action 52 because it's an unlicensed game isn't it?

Checked and Action 52 is definitely unlicensed. Although back in the day you probably could have gotten a decent case if you bought the game new. Check out the suggested retail price.

[Sheik]

Checked and Action 52 is definitely unlicensed. Although back in the day you probably could have gotten a decent case if you bought the game new. Check out the suggested retail price.

I'd stick with my Mario, Megaman and Ninja Gaiden for that outrageous price.
But back then, gaming was expensive.
Still...

[Iamerror]

aww. Don't spoil my dream. I wonder if the company that made action 52 is still in business? hmm. Yeah, E.T was a hate crime against gamers

Spoiler warning:

and humanity itself

[Stark]

Hey Sword/Stark.

hello

I can just see the cheeze.
But then it's just so....

Its for a friends birthday. Hopefully it will get here in time.

[Sheik]

aww. Don't spoil my dream. I wonder if the company that made action 52 is still in business? hmm. Yeah, E.T was a hate crime against gamers

Spoiler warning:

and humanity itself

No.
THAT was Custer's Revenge

[Corey]

aww. Don't spoil my dream. I wonder if the company that made action 52 is still in business? hmm. Yeah, E.T was a hate crime against gamers

Spoiler warning:

and humanity itself

"By late 1994, Active Enterprises had left the video game industry, but not before making a final Consumer Electronics Show presentation, which included promotion for a third Cheetahmen game and announcing an ambitious handheld game console, the Action Gamemaster, which promised compatibility with NES, SNES, Genesis and CD-ROM games via separately sold adapters."

But if you need your Action 52 fix, then "On November 11, 2011, Greg Pabich publicly released reproductions of Action Gamer, calling it "Cheetahmen: The Creation".[15] This special package contains a sealed version of the game for collectors, an unsealed copy, a reproduction of the original Cheetahmen comic book, a Cheetahmen music CD, special edition T-Shirts and a poster. Additionally, a standard edition was released containing only the game and the comic book. The limited edition will have a run of 500 units and will retail for $499 USD. Each game will have its own numbered hologram labeled 1 to 500. The standard edition will run for 1000 units, will cost $199 USD, and will have holograms labelled 501 to 1500 with each game.

There are also plans for further games titled Cheetahmen II: THE LOST LEVELS and Cheetahmen: Ultima. An iOS game titled iCheetah is in development, and it is planned to cost $1.99 USD. Pabich has also discussed release of action figures based on the characters, limited edition artwork acquired from the original Cheetahmen programmer, Mario Gonzalez, and a broad line of high-end Cheetahmen T-shirts. "

[Iamerror]

Sure, it is. Stark.

[Sheik]

"By late 1994, Active Enterprises had left the video game industry, but not before making a final Consumer Electronics Show presentation, which included promotion for a third Cheetahmen game and announcing an ambitious handheld game console, the Action Gamemaster, which promised compatibility with NES, SNES, Genesis and CD-ROM games via separately sold adapters."

But if you need your Action 52 fix, then "On November 11, 2011, Greg Pabich publicly released reproductions of Action Gamer, calling it "Cheetahmen: The Creation".[15] This special package contains a sealed version of the game for collectors, an unsealed copy, a reproduction of the original Cheetahmen comic book, a Cheetahmen music CD, special edition T-Shirts and a poster. Additionally, a standard edition was released containing only the game and the comic book. The limited edition will have a run of 500 units and will retail for $499 USD. Each game will have its own numbered hologram labeled 1 to 500. The standard edition will run for 1000 units, will cost $199 USD, and will have holograms labelled 501 to 1500 with each game.

There are also plans for further games titled Cheetahmen II: THE LOST LEVELS and Cheetahmen: Ultima. An iOS game titled iCheetah is in development, and it is planned to cost $1.99 USD. Pabich has also discussed release of action figures based on the characters, limited edition artwork acquired from the original Cheetahmen programmer, Mario Gonzalez, and a broad line of high-end Cheetahmen T-shirts. "

Let the ancient relic of gaming be a relic.
No one will miss the action-packed, buttkicking, adventures of Cheetahmen anyway

[Iamerror]

Aww. I was looking forward to another Cheetahmen game.

[Zaladane]

[Iamerror]

Hey Zaladane.