If we get enough support. I think we could revive Fusionfall... I mean I may have a few tricks up my sleeve. But Should we try to revive it one last time? As a forum all as one?

Guys, this isn't a matter of showing support, or showing that we love FusionFall. It isn't like they shut down the game because they didn't see the support they wanted. They tried to keep the game going themselves, but they didn't have the money or resources to keep it going. The developers themselves liked the game a great deal, but they couldn't keep it running financially.

LE GASP!

A COMMENT FROM WILT THAT WASN'T SOULKILLINGLY CYNICAL!

 The Apocalypse must be upon us....

 

I always watch out for nerds that could cause problems in the neighborhood. A couple of them broke into my house the other day and fixed my computer. Tired of the vandalism!

Irrelevance at its finest 

Looks like someone went shopping for a new groosefying gif 

I was thinking showing them we could give financial support.

thefusescape wrote:

I was thinking showing them we could give financial support.

I got it covered 

I wonder if you did that donation thing everyone does,

like how they get 1 dollar from all the people they knew and then sent the money and signatures to the place. 

and just kept sending and sending for the cause.

Well its not exactly as simple as, "if we had the money, we could do it." We, hardcore FusionFall fans, are a minority nowadays. The primary user of FusionFall by the end of its life was the typical, casual user. FusionFall isn't designed for a casual fanbase, so it basically became irrelevant to keep up, as many users would be created, and left untouched, or seldom played. With just the CN dev team available, they weren't able to reach their initial expectations, so the game plummeted. Heck, they already had an almost entirely coded "Premium Store," where players could purchase items or content for real money. However, they realized there wouldn't be enough of an audience that would invest their time.

The Nintendo rumor is so tempting to believe... I really wish Nintendo actually bought Fusionfall etc. Even though they probably didn't.

thefusescape wrote:

The Nintendo rumor is so tempting to believe... I really wish Nintendo actually bought Fusionfall etc. Even though they probably didn't.

If they did, they'd probably announce it in the next Nintendo Direct.

I have false hope for it.

isn't nintendo in japan anyways, if they're in japan then they wouldn't buy something like that right.

mei said japan was going to have its own server,

but then again, it's mei we're talking about...

Grumpythesheep wrote:

isn't nintendo in japan anyways, if they're in japan then they wouldn't buy something like that right.

mei said japan was going to have its own server,

but then again, it's mei we're talking about...

Theres a nintendo factory in my town...
And a big company in the city....
O.O .....
I live in japan??? What??? How come no one told me!

Nintendo originated in Japan. They have other companies in Europe and America.

nintendo i think they ruin it    maybe

Ace the Legend wrote:

nintendo i think they ruin it    maybe

Maybe... maybe not... I'd like it if Nintendo made a collaboration game. Like Smash Bros. Only an adventure game, not a fighting game.

A lot of people want there to be a Mario & Sonic adventure game, instead of the Olympics. Others want there to be a Mario Generations type, like Sonic: Generations. Though Mario's looks haven't changed as much as Sonic's. Only the colour of his clothes.

Super smash bros fall.  

I don't think Fusionfall can revive. Maybe we get a new game one day that might be the supposed replacement, the new biggest game of CN. Maybe a sequel, a remake or a completely different story. It's not like they could not do it.

Project exonaut is dead too that is a good game but where is the megalith?

now even if cn get money to get fusionfall back
and all the player and the forum is revived with fusionfall will it be the same is my question?

Wilttilt wrote:

Well its not exactly as simple as, "if we had the money, we could do it." We, hardcore FusionFall fans, are a minority nowadays. The primary user of FusionFall by the end of its life was the typical, casual user. FusionFall isn't designed for a casual fanbase, so it basically became irrelevant to keep up, as many users would be created, and left untouched, or seldom played. With just the CN dev team available, they weren't able to reach their initial expectations, so the game plummeted. Heck, they already had an almost entirely coded "Premium Store," where players could purchase items or content for real money. However, they realized there wouldn't be enough of an audience that would invest their time.

I would judge myself as a hardcore Fusion fall fan. As I played this game it was amazing enjoying the graphics game play and combat. 
The more I think about Fusion fall the more i want to play it.

I don't usually post much posts but i would of been a subscription Fusion fall player but since I'm in UK I could not pay for it because I got a UK credit card it was usually the players that were stuck in the future were from Europe the other I knew of

SlimTheJackson wrote:

Wilttilt wrote:

Well its not exactly as simple as, "if we had the money, we could do it." We, hardcore FusionFall fans, are a minority nowadays. The primary user of FusionFall by the end of its life was the typical, casual user. FusionFall isn't designed for a casual fanbase, so it basically became irrelevant to keep up, as many users would be created, and left untouched, or seldom played. With just the CN dev team available, they weren't able to reach their initial expectations, so the game plummeted. Heck, they already had an almost entirely coded "Premium Store," where players could purchase items or content for real money. However, they realized there wouldn't be enough of an audience that would invest their time.

I would judge myself as a hardcore Fusion fall fan. As I played this game it was amazing enjoying the graphics game play and combat. 
The more I think about Fusion fall the more i want to play it.

I don't usually post much posts but i would of been a subscription Fusion fall player but since I'm in UK I could not pay for it because I got a UK credit card it was usually the players that were stuck in the future were from Europe the other I knew of

Slim's from the UK?!  Well, that makes 4 of us. Anyway, even if you had a credit card, you still had to live in either the US or Canada to get Unlimited Access.

Undelos wrote:

LE GASP!

A COMMENT FROM WILT THAT WASN'T SOULKILLINGLY CYNICAL!

 The Apocalypse must be upon us....

- Wiltilt and the noncynical comment

- fusionfall, pirate of the Caribbean online, toontown closing

My friends, it's mere nostalgia going away from us.