While Hollywood's been dragging their heels to get the Ryan Reynolds film off the ground, somebody in the gaming industry decided to drop the bomb and announce that Deadpool is getting his own game.

And. It. Looks. GLORIOUS!

Here's the teaser...


SQUEE-EE-EE-EE-EE-EE!! Screw Reynolds. Nolan North is the man.

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I hope this game is great, Deadpool doesn't get anywhere NEAR enough recognition.

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Awesome-ass trailer that, but I can't help feeling that the game will either fly or flop. I'm hoping for the former of course - it has potential.

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(July 15, 2012 02:32:40 PM)Sam Wrote:  Awesome-ass trailer that, but I can't help feeling that the game will either fly or flop. I'm hoping for the former of course - it has potential.

I agree. This looks to be either the funniest game of all time in terms of wierdness or the most annonying thing since Navi. I hope this game is awesome.

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I hope it does good. I'm a huge Deadpool fan since I was 13 and I worshiped him and his chimichangas up to this point. The gameplay and the graphics look okay, but the humor is it's shining point. I can never take Deadpool serious, even when he tries to be. This game is probably is going to be one of the most funniest and offensive games I will see in my life. Yet, there is a line from funny and seriously offensive. For example, the new Duke Nukem game that came out last year. It had sooooo much sexism, it was like 1950's all over again and it wasn't really that funny. Still, I hope this becomes an enjoyable game. =3

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"El....Psy......Congroo."

^ Good points. The Deadpool game could reach that level of crass very easily.

At the same time, I think Deadpool's comedic arsenal is a bit more tiered than say, the Duke, who is pretty much the physical manifestation of cheesy 80's and 90's ultra-manly machismo, where Deadpool is more a psychopathic assassin who happens to be self aware that he is a comic book character. While he definitely may poke fun at many comic book tropes like the size of particular female superhero jugs and whatnot, I think there might be some more restraint from the developers, if the beginning of the teaser is any indication.

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Yeah, you can only go so far with Video Games these days. You can barely get a "Well-Written and Highly enjoyable" game without somebody trying to critize people and starting up a protest against the certain game. For example, the Max Payne and GTA series is obviously "Amazing" in Story and Gameplay, but non-gamers, like a parent, get too crazy about the virtual violence it has. First of all to that, there IS a reason why the game is labeled Mature and can be only purchased if you are 18 or older, they are not meant for children who can't take it. I think the comic world has it easy for its restrictions. Say like a main character causes Anarchy and tries to kill innocent people in the most gratuitous ways, many people would not care about it. There would be speculation about it, but not much...but when a game has the main character go into war and has to kill other people who signed up to be in the war, non-gamers will go crazy about it and make it a federal case. It's probably going to be hard on the people who are working for the game, making Deadpool go from the comics to video games. Yet, I think they can do it properly...I hope without somebody raging about this.

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"El....Psy......Congroo."