Young Justice: Legacy
So, apparently there is going to be a tie in game to Young Justice release in February of next year, and it takes place in between Season One and Season Two.
Besides the tag line Legacy there is info out on six of the twelve playable heroes (three guesses which six, and the first two don't count), and six of the twelve villains you will come across in like, boss fights or something.
And then it says in an ominous blue with all caps -
ONE WILL RISE. ONE WILL FALL. ONE WILL DIE.
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...WTF!!!!
Seriously, you might be killing off one of the characters in a video game that takes place in the time elapsed during the WEEK that we have between Season One and Two! I thought we had just made it scott free into Season Two! And it isn't available until February! And I'm going to have to buy some sort of gamestation, cause I don't have ANY of the ones that this is on (although my friend that I'm planing on moving in with has a DS...that could work, possibly).
In conclusion - Damn them and their marketing skills that are probably going to make me buy something and then cry while playing the game. And also this just proves that scheduling still hates us, even when they give us the wonderfulness of Season Two right away.
Somehow this makes things feel normal again.
Besides the tag line Legacy there is info out on six of the twelve playable heroes (three guesses which six, and the first two don't count), and six of the twelve villains you will come across in like, boss fights or something.
And then it says in an ominous blue with all caps -
ONE WILL RISE. ONE WILL FALL. ONE WILL DIE.
...
...
...WTF!!!!
Seriously, you might be killing off one of the characters in a video game that takes place in the time elapsed during the WEEK that we have between Season One and Two! I thought we had just made it scott free into Season Two! And it isn't available until February! And I'm going to have to buy some sort of gamestation, cause I don't have ANY of the ones that this is on (although my friend that I'm planing on moving in with has a DS...that could work, possibly).
In conclusion - Damn them and their marketing skills that are probably going to make me buy something and then cry while playing the game. And also this just proves that scheduling still hates us, even when they give us the wonderfulness of Season Two right away.
Somehow this makes things feel normal again.