[SPLIT LIP]

This is embarrassing. BOA please stop.

[raz]

A lot of people aren't realizing that this isn't just Power Rangers. There is a Turtles one and possibly others. Plus this is not Bandai.

[Denshin48]

wow thats just..... wow

[SPLIT LIP]

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Originally Posted by raz

A lot of people aren't realizing that this isn't just Power Rangers. There is a Turtles one and possibly others. Plus this is not Bandai.

Jesus that makes it worse. At least BOA has a history of shitty quality.

[Matrixbeast]

It's not BOA? Who's making it?

[Powerman293]

Oh jesus.....

The fact that all of the helmets have the spikes on the visors from Red's helmet makes it look like they don't know what they're doing

[Sunred]

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Originally Posted by Powerman293

Oh jesus.....

The fact that all of the helmets have the spikes on the visors from Red's helmet makes it look like they don't know what they're doing

I bet even birthday cake figurines are not this bad

[Smozz]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

It's not BOA? Who's making it?

Jakks Pacific's making it, along with Ninja Turtles and DC Comics versions. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be any crossover between them.

[baltmatrix]

The thing about Skylanders is that the kids who originally got into them are aging out. The original sets were release in Oct. 2011. That's more than enough time for kids to "get over" that obsession.

Now there's competition from Disney Infinity. And that brand is entering it's 2.0 stage in a month or so. On top of that, Nintendo's set is due to come out at some point in early 2015 (?) so this set with MMPR is going to have a LOT of competition.

But that doesn't get to what really concerns me. The game. Bandai of America hasn't proven that they can make a decent game to go along with these figures. Hell, most of the games they produces are terrible. And if the game isn't fun these things won't sell. At all.

[Sunred]

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Originally Posted by baltmatrix

The thing about Skylanders is that the kids who originally got into them are aging out. The original sets were release in Oct. 2011. That's more than enough time for kids to "get over" that obsession.

Now there's competition from Disney Infinity. And that brand is entering it's 2.0 stage in a month or so. On top of that, Nintendo's set is due to come out at some point in early 2015 (?) so this set with MMPR is going to have a LOT of competition.

But that doesn't get to what really concerns me. The game. Bandai of America hasn't proven that they can make a decent game to go along with these figures. Hell, most of the games they produces are terrible. And if the game isn't fun these things won't sell. At all.

The best and only worthwhile MMPR game that ever existed was probably that SNES/Genesis game.