If Foster's was a video game - Never Forgotten: a Foster's Home Community

Voxxyn · 09-12-2006, 10:06 PM

This will sound a little ridiculous; not to mention IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN, but...

I've always thought the vast nature of the house would make for a good Castlevania/Metroid-esque game, in which you explore around in non-linear sidescrolling gameplay and have to collect powerups to access unreachable areas.

I'd imagine that Goo accidentally creates an evil imaginary force, who takes over the house and "enslaves" everybody. The only exceptions would be either Mac(who is at school) or Frankie(who went shopping), and either one of them(or maybe both?) would be the playable characters. Upon returning, Mac/Frankie are bestowed with mysterious powers by an enigmatic spiritual force whose motive doesn't become clear until later--and discover that the house is now riddled with malevolent creators, warriors and minions who have imprisoned the imaginary friends. It's put to Mac/Frankie to explore deeper and to destroy the threat, before it spreads to the outside world.

But again, there's little chance of that ever happening.

And in any case, I don't see why Frankie couldn't have a playable role in a potential videogame. There is NO way she'd just sit idly if evil IFs were to kidnap her freaking grandma. And "Frankie My Dear" proves that she's not afraid to kick some serious butt to protect her friends.

09-12-2006, 10:06 PM	#6
Voxxyn Banned Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Zebes Posts: 1,069	This will sound a little ridiculous; not to mention IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN, but... I've always thought the vast nature of the house would make for a good Castlevania/Metroid-esque game, in which you explore around in non-linear sidescrolling gameplay and have to collect powerups to access unreachable areas. I'd imagine that Goo accidentally creates an evil imaginary force, who takes over the house and "enslaves" everybody. The only exceptions would be either Mac(who is at school) or Frankie(who went shopping), and either one of them(or maybe both?) would be the playable characters. Upon returning, Mac/Frankie are bestowed with mysterious powers by an enigmatic spiritual force whose motive doesn't become clear until later--and discover that the house is now riddled with malevolent creators, warriors and minions who have imprisoned the imaginary friends. It's put to Mac/Frankie to explore deeper and to destroy the threat, before it spreads to the outside world. But again, there's little chance of that ever happening. And in any case, I don't see why Frankie couldn't have a playable role in a potential videogame. There is NO way she'd just sit idly if evil IFs were to kidnap her freaking grandma. And "Frankie My Dear" proves that she's not afraid to kick some serious butt to protect her friends.