Cartoon Network MMO launches
Samurai Jack's in it. Win.
Cartoon Network has launched its browser MMO, Fusion Fall. You can sample the game for free at the Fusion Fall website.
With a time-travelling storyline involving Dexter, Samurai Jack and other toons from the popular kids' channel, Fusion Fall seems aimed squarely at tweens. You can play the early levels for free - after that it's USD 5.95 a month, or USD 9.95 for a "family plan" including four accounts.
Fusion Fall is a full 3D game with a colourful, cel-shaded, platform-game look, but it launches pretty swiftly in a browser window. If you're older than 12 it will mostly be of interest for checking out the impressive Unity web platform. Or meeting Samurai Jack, who is awesome.
The login process assumes you live in the US or Canada, but there seems to be no blocking of international IP addresses for now, so players elsewhere can sample the game. We haven't tried setting up a paid account, however.
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Akuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!
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well i would do if the signup didnt hang oh well
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Generic crap and such a disappointment
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+1
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Me likey that they played some cool metal (Trivium?) in the "dark" into movie. And the plugin they use runs on Mac! But not in Opera, it seems...
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- Johnny Bravo.
- Occupation?
- ...Johnny Bravo!!
wtf r0x0rz
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Great game, simle-ish controls, cel-shaded FTW - but I lost the connection and after that I ran around in a mob- and player-free world. Maybe growing pains?
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Modern marketing construct where they target goods at 9-12 year olds on the basis that they want to differentiate themselves from younger children.
Played some more, and this definitely has many great ideas and deserves success. MMOs now with platforming!
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im stuck making stuff for crappy Shockwave :/ (weeps in manly way).
waiting for Adobe to get the finger out and update it sucks donkey balls.
shame unity is exclusively for Mac development. As an artist i'd love to sink my teeth into a unity project.