The History of Gaming Cartoons 71
1up.com has a feature up delving into the History of Video Game Cartoons, from the quirky Q-Bert to the much maligned Captain N. From the article: "Memories, however, can be problematic. Even when they're good, they can still suck pretty bad. Take, for example, your first ride on a two-wheeler bike. You experienced a short thrill of speed and independence, and then took a nasty spill, tore the seat of your pants to reveal your underwear to your childhood crush, and then likely started crying like a little girl." So true, so true.
Saturday "Starcade" bah. (Score:3, Informative)
Starcade was a completely different show, which if I recall was more a game-show type.
T.
Re:What was the Nick show? (Score:3, Informative)
-B
They forgot... (Score:3, Informative)
It was fucked up.
They also forgot about Dragon Warrior, the briefly translated RPG cartoon that, because of Akira Toriyama, looked a lot like Dragon Ball. I remember seeing it once or twice, and I remember it being pretty freaking cool.
Missing series (Score:1, Informative)
Sega: Sakura Wars, Sakura Wars 2, Panzer Dragoon
Square Enix: Final Fantasy: Legend of the Crystals, Final Fantasy: Advent Children, Final
Sony: Parapper the Rapper, PoPoLoCrois, Wild Arms
Fantasy: Unlimited, Dragon Quest/Warrior, Chrono Trigger
Namco: Tekken: The Motion Picture, Xenosaga: The Animation
Others: Pia Carrot 1/2/2 DX, Psychic Force, Art of Fighting, Samurai Shodown, Power Dolls