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War torn streets in SOCOM: ConfrontationDeadline Games, developers of titles such as Total Overdose and the PlayStation Portable spin-off Chile Con Carnage, have signed a three-year contract with Eidos to develop a total of ten games based on the characters from Hanna-Barbera licenses.
Hanna-Barbera Licenses include a number of classic franchises spanning over four decades, including The Smurfs, The Jetsons, Scooby-Doo, The Flintstones, Yogi the Bear, Johnny Quest and Tom & Jerry.
The titles will be developed for a variety of platforms, though no specific consoles have been confirmed as of yet.
It would be great to see some of these old cartoons revived in the gaming world - let's just hope that Deadline and Eidos will do these licenses justice.
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Those cartoons alone are starting to do themselves injustice.....I can't see how this can do any better. Oh well....atleast there will be something for the kiddies to play.
psn id: gingo.... i want at least 4 decent gameso ut of those 10 that might make me actually want to buy them
deadline have been signed up to make 10 quick cash-in games. I hate when they do this.
Ever since Warner Br. got the licenses to Hanna Barbera franchises,they have just $ucked.