Due out in May of 2011 is Crave Entertainment's 3DS title Cartoon Network Punchtime Explosion. There is a good possibility that due to the game's affiliation with Cartoon Network many gamers will instantly consider the game to be just another shovelware title. That's not the case according to Richard Robledo, the game's Senior Producer.
Great news for those of you who just got a shiny new 3DSXL and are looking to expand your 3DS library. Several 3DS games have gotten price reductions/clearanced out at Best Buy and for those of you who can get to your local store to search for the titles this evening you can still take advantage of the B2G1 sales on all 3DS games. These games were all marked at a local store, did not appear to be a manager special and required no override at the register when purchasing them. That said, as is often the case for price drops like these, prices may vary depending based on different stores. These prices will likely be IN STORE ONLY.
Celebrating the successful launch of their home console beat-‘em-up title, Cartoon Network Punch Time Explosion XL, O-Games has revealed a brand new trailer for the videogame. Featuring Samurai Jack, Johnny Bravo and Ben 10 in action, amongst many other classic Cartoon Network characters, the brand new trailer is available right here at Electronic Theatre.
Samurai Jack would be overpowered, simply being too awesome for the other characters.
He's not actually too bad. The whole thing is pretty well balanced, but there are too many of the Jigglypuff style characters that take a long time to learn.
Wheres the all the SSBM clone hate that the ps game is getting.
Powersuit Dexter would kick everyones ass.
I think the difference is that All-Stars refuses to admit it's a SSBM clone, whereas Punch Time out rightly says it - even on it's own website!
Cartoon Network Punch Time Explosion XL follows the rules established by Super Smash Bros. Melee to the letter. Every character shares the same command template, though their strengths, weaknesses, range and speed vary greatly. Every character has a jump extending move available after the double jump, though it’s usefulness is a measurementElectronic Theatre Image taken into account when learning that specific character. For those inclined, there’s a degree of familiarity that can only be learnt with many hours of invested play. Just like Super Smash Bros. Melee, those who give Cartoon Network Punch Time Explosion XL enough time will find an engaging, strategic fighter experience.
Your problem is that it's affiliated with Cartoon Network... which has basically become "shovelware" itself.
is it gonna be terrible and forgotten about like every other cartoon network game
Would any dev be open to calling their game shovelware? Prolly not.
of course not, it will be way lower than shovelware, it will be "cartoonware"
Looks good Cartoon Network usually doesn't release games that goes to PS3 and to me looks like a mix of characters of old and new in a SSBB style gameplay. I'll look into it just for the old characters like Old speedracer and those 2 stupid dogs.