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Where does the Skylanders franchise go from here?

Is Skylanders dead? That’s yet to be determined, but one thing is certain: Activision Blizzard believes that it may have a few big cards yet to play in its hand.

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-Foxtrot2652d ago

The back burner...seriously we don't need these games anymore and even if we did they don't need Spyro

Best thing they can do is let the franchise be, bury it and then next year if the Crash remasters are a huge hit get to work on a Spyro the Dragon Remaster trilogy.

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Darkfist_Flames2650d ago

Maybe they can use some of the main skylanders(the popular ones) to make stand alone games, i used to have fun when i started playing with my nephew, but after the 3th game, all i see is a boring slow moving characters with linear levels which you cant explore most of them because you have to buy that specific character, specially after playing games like R&C(ps4). Cant wait to play Skylar & Plux.

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vladstad2649d ago

hm maybe a single player open world rpg where you make your own character and explore the world of skylanders and maybe have to go through skylanders school. then take quests from the actual skylanders. implement skill trees that you can specialize in.

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The Magic Of Toys-To-Life

Take a look at the rise and fall of Toys-To-Life games and see the magic it brought into everyone's home with games like Skylanders.

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The Rise and Fall of Near Field Communication Games

In theory, the idea of using physical toys to complement video games seems completely bulletproof. Who wouldn’t want to immerse themselves in virtual lands all while having an actual toy to accompany them throughout their journey into the unknown? Players’ imaginations know no bounds, and that’s exactly what toys-to-life games are all about—they bring toys to life. What could go wrong, right?

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stefd751372d ago

I adore Lego Dimensions, i got all the bits for it and still p;lay it to this day.

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'Gamers are part of our creative process' - Activision's Eric Hirshberg

The Activision CEO on rescuing Call of Duty, re-launching Destiny's and what comes next for Skylanders.

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PapaBop2509d ago

Of course gamers are a part of their creative process.. creatively finding new ways to milk them.

Princess_Pilfer2509d ago

Which, sadly, works because their customers are too stupid, ignorant or weak to take a stand and refuse to buy their stuff until they change.

peppeaccardo2509d ago

He meant "revenue process" ... :) ... I for once not buying any CoD crap right after Modern Warfare and sticking to it.

TheOttomatic912509d ago

No shit but we are apart of financial success or failure I certainly hope you haven't forgotten that Eric.