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Video Game TV Rides Again
A cold day in hell cometh x2.
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Captain N? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
I remember that. It was beyond ridiculous. I wanna YouTube some now. |
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Yep, read about those a while ago. :) While on the subject of DVD releases, there are also other 'unexpecteds' coming to DVD. Couple others include-- Filmation's Ghostbusters Legend of Prince Valiant (whole series over 2 Sets, both out already) And many more series. |
Captain N was the bomb
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Interview with Jaleel White? That should be hilarious.
I will buy both of these sets. They will be awesome to the max. Also radical. |
Holy crap. I've just discovered that Ken Penders (Archie Comics Sonic artist) made this cover. Pretty sweet!!!
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both Sonic Satam and Captain N are 2 sought shows I want on dvd and they are happening! Horay!
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And of course my region free DVD player would have to break down. I'm really going to have to get around to buying the software to unlock my new one and start ordering these. Sometimes I think Amazon. uk puts these up to torment me.
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I can't wait to not get these in Canada! Just like the Super Show and Zelda sets.
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Oh hell yes.
Granted, Captain N only had one good season before commercilism overwhelmed it (and you guys need to read the comics, the only time Samus appeared in the franchise opposite the chief adversary Mother Brain...and she had the hots for Captain N) Some of the original TMNT's final season writer Jeffery Scott's best stuff is there, including the most popular Captain N episode of all time "The Most Dangerous Gamesmaster" where Kevin fights an android replica of his childhood nemesis. If there had been more like the Pilot, this episode, "Happy Birthday Megaman", the Zelda crossovers, one where Mother Brain convinced Kevin she had been defeated, and the comics, Captain N would be less of a black sheep for Nintendo But no video game based cartoon will ever have a legacy that outperforms Sonic Satam. The series is honoured even today by ARCHIE, it rose bars that no other Sonic series (not even X despite it's improvments) have matched, and it has the best mary sue cast ever assembled...but that's easy to do when you're establishing a franchise mythology. In fact, I'll still argue Satam and the Fleetway UK Sonic Comic were better than anything beyond the Genesis titles in terms of story. |
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I love the Archie Sonic comic, so naturally, I love the SatAM series. I thought it had the best interpretation of Dr. Robotnik in any of the Sonic mediums. He was an evil overlord-character, but also had his trademark stupidity. However, his stupidity didn't overwhelm his character (like in Adventures of Sonic or Sonic X). He was a good balance between "devilishly evil" and "supervillain stupid". Also, it only had three characters from the video games (Sonic, Tails and Robotnik) yet had such a strong cast of original supporting characters that you rarely found yourself pining for Knuckles or Metal Sonic. Hell, I'll take Sally and Bunnie over Rouge and Amy any day. The Japanese aren't particularly good when it comes to writing strong female characters. |
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Seriously, such n00bs today. :roll: :P |
I shouldn't have to import it.
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HMV is a great store in canada to get these dvds.
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You talking to me as well who's canadian. i don't care if I import it or not. still the fun of it is getting it to your house lol.
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All this talk od importing and region free DVD players has me wondering. What region are these, specifically?
Cause I got hosed out of the Bucky O'Hare DVD. |
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Well, could say a similar thing for shows I've read about getting DVDs in Canada, but not being released in the US. 2 that come to mind are "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" and "The Raccoons". |
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Both are US releases, so would be Region 1. Bucky O'Hare!?!? Where was that put out on DVD? |
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