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God of War inspired Last Ronin Game in Development
Breaking from Polygon today.
Beloved TMNT graphic novel The Last Ronin is becoming a video game https://i.postimg.cc/cH016ZYD/tlr-lee-0.webp Quote:
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lol holy crap. I told y'all TLR would be huge for the brand.
I got a surprising amount of blowback here which is why I'm tooting my horn. |
It was only a matter of time.
It just hope that Abby Anderson doesn’t appear and smash Michelangelo’s head in with a golf club. |
The "there are opportunities for multiple TMNT games aimed at both young and more mature age groups, and that Paramount can take “multiple approaches [to the franchise], and not dial back to make the game something it shouldn’t be” part of the interview in the article sounds very promising too.
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This is going to keep escalating. An animated adaption is already in the works, I guarantee. We may even get a premium series or movie at some point.
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My favorite part of the game was when Mikey said “it isn’t about the last ronin, it was about the last Ron-us”
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Just expect a straight to DVD/streaming movie adaption of it at most. |
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I'm all in for this! Let's go
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Essentially most AAA titles then, haha.
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This game won't be out for 3-4 years if it's a real AAA game and not some short thing. By then The Last Ronin comic will he a distant memory, I have no idea why they think interest in the comic will he around another 4 years from now.
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There is also the fact that it’ll still be a tmnt property, so it’s marketable even if TLR disappears tomorrow, which it won’t. But your comment is interesting. Maybe they have even more planned for the universe than they are letting on. Either way, this is a good route to take the video game because they are aiming it at older fans, which TLR is suited for. Also, I get the feeling they haven’t chosen a developer yet and it’s hard to get too excited until we know. This feels like a way to drum up excitement and secure a partner. |
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Neat!! :D Not much of a gamer so unsure if I'll ever get the chance to try it out (unless its available via computer and I have an updated system by then), but will definitely check out people's game play videos. Good to see it reach broader attention, and maybe grab some further attention for TMNT, esp for more mature content, in the process.
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It’s the best selling book IDW has ever made. It’s not going away even if IDW collapses. The book is a best seller. |
This is the best news I've heard since either the Batman crossover or The Last Ronin's existence! I hope they don't screw this up! *fingers crossed*
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Honestly, I've no confidence in the writing of most modern AAA games.
Hope we never see some crap writing like TLOU2. Like "When Mikey was about to kill Hiroto, he suddenly recalled the past of his family, so he gave up killing Hiroto. Because revenge is hollow and bad." |
I mean last ronin is completed so they will adapt the series into a full game. Plus we have a prequel that is releasing now and an upcoming sequel series so if they get completed we can get them into games.
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So would be the studio you would all trust to work and do actual justice on this game?
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I know they bungled the last one and they seem to be distancing themselves from IP work now, but I'd be good with PlatinumGames taking another whack at it. Capcom would be a fairly respectable choice too, though they're a bigger studio. I doubt Paramount's going to go after higher-profile studios for a project like this, especially since working with a smaller studio paid so well with Shredder's Revenge. Not sure if I'd like to be wrong on this or not, given the state of AAA games. |
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From what I'm seeing so far, the sales of the newest iteration of The Last Ronin have been super strong as well. Seems like this is a TMNT brand that's doing well as a whole.
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Not sure how I missed this thread! Sorry about making the other one,
But yah I don’t want to get my hopes up TOO much for this but… when was the last time a Tmnt game was AAA? Snes era? Really hoping they get a good developer for this. In my brain I immediately thought it would be cool if insomniac could make it but… obviously not happening |
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It’s sales are stronger than the ongoing, the original tmnt are still popping up in the book quite frequently, and Kevin is super passionate about it. I don’t see it going away anytime soon. Especially because the delays alone will drag it out another four years :P. But again, even if the series ends, the hardcover will still be selling copies. It’s an evergreen book now. When people ask for TMNT recommendations, TLR will be constantly listed in the future. It’s pretty safe at this point. |
I can't help but feel a game built on the Arkham Asylum platform might be more fitting than a God of War/Lords of Shadow style one.
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I can’t wait!!!!
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I’ll be listening to “Live and Learn” during the final battle between Michelangelo and Hiroto:
Brings back good memories: my brother trying to beat the final boss 50 times on SA2, and then I beat it on my first try. :lol: |
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Incredibly exciting news! I've never played any of the older God of War games, but I've played some of the "reboot" game. It's a good game, no doubt, but kinda linear. I certainly hope the TLR game will be more of an open world that embraces the ninja/stealth-side of TMNT. Either way though, super stoked for this and hopefully we'll get a bit more information soon. I pray to the game gods that this ends up good!
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I wouldn't read too much into the GOW comment. It's probably just meant to convey that this is a AAA game, with high production budget and a focus on story/atmosphere.
This is pretty much the case for any modern AAA action/adventure game, whether that lean towards God of War, Elden Ring, Spider-Man, etc. God of War being the best choice to get people's attention. I actually think the recent GoW game was a mess, but it's still quite the name to lob out there. Expectations will be high. |
This game doesn't even have a developer, it's not happening for 3-4 years. See you when the Playstation 6 is out.
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I don't mind waiting but I can't get truly excited until we know who the developer is. You can't compare the game to God of War and then give it to some team that's primarily known for porting games or doing licensed titles or something. You need a big name developer.
That said, they chose the right choices for the two retro games they released last year, so it seems like they are paying attention to what works. |
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I actually just got The Last Ronin book in the mail today and just wrapped up the first three chapters ... this is going to make a fantastic game if done right. |
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