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Originally Posted by Joe Moore

For me, the video game line has to break away from just straight repaints at some point. there are games out there that lend themselves to heavy repainting and part reuse that could make it worthwhile to them. Something like Double Dragon, which I have been dying for someone to grab the rights up for. That license is full of sprite reuse throughout the first two arcade games, plus subsequent games (like Double Dragon Advance) added crazy recolors into the mix for some of the enemies.

I believe you mean the classic video game line, since technically they do make video game figures based on newer licenses which are new sculpts for release. I remember them saying once that they wanted to do other Nintendo original licenses, but there were complications in getting rights or something along those lines. I know they'd both be repaints (one we kind of will be getting soon) but a Contra two pack is within their possibilities, they'd just need permission to release it.

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Originally Posted by Feijai

80's classic movies from The Breakfast Club to Conan The Barbarian.

They have made Conan the Barbarian figures, not as much articulation as their newer stuff but still very strong sculpting likeness. Also, who wants toys for The Breakfast Club? That's gotta be a very miniscule crowd.

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Originally Posted by Skoob

Never heard of that 'Philadelphia' show, though it doesn't look appealing. I'm more of a science-fiction guy, not into sitcoms and campy stuff.

It' Always Sunny isn't a sitcom or campy, it's harder to pin it under most regular comedic genres. It goes for weirder sometimes darker material, which can be viewed as messed up. It definitely has a lot of irreverent material which may offend/upset viewers, a lot edgier than most any sitcom. It is rated TV-MA so there is that warning. I would say though that it's more like South Park than The Simpsons, if that makes any sense. I like it a lot though.