These alone would be worth having Astro in the cast.
And of course, Astro would bring Easter egg-filled stages and music from Astro’s Playroom along with him. Astro could bring his minigun to bear as either a special attack or an item, and his super(s) could involve summoning the bosses from his games, or even the giant Big Brother robot from Rescue Mission. He could even replace Toro the cat as a more recognizable PlayStation mascot character, though it would be best to have them both around for different markets.Īstro would bring his arsenal of platforming tools and vehicles to bear during battles, able to attack enemies with his spinning attack and ball form, and take to the sky using a downward laser blast and fly forward with a hang glider. Astro’s Playroom was already a massive celebration of PlayStation’s history, chock full of old hardware and cameos by plenty of old games associated with PlayStation, so Astro would fit All-Stars like a glove. Astro has become something of a mascot for Sony’s recent platforms, representing the features of the PlayStation 4, PlayStation VR, and PlayStation 5.
RELATED: Why Sony Buying Evo Isn't A Cause For ConcernĪn obvious choice for a new PlayStation All-Stars is Astro, the little robot from The Playroom, Astro Bot Rescue Mission, and Astro’s Playroom. A good first step is including characters and franchises that will turn some heads. Whether this game attempts to continue in its predecessors footsteps by making the platform fighting genre work or goes for something more traditional, it can immediately take steps to improve its presentation, content, and mechanics based on feedback from the previous title. A PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale 2 could work (though a new name would probably help). However, that doesn’t mean the core idea is bad. Shuhei Yoshida confirmed in 2013 that PlayStation All-Stars had sold over a million copies, which was not enough to justify a sequel. Due to some odd character picks and a near-universally criticized super meter mechanic that was the only way to win matches, the game flopped. Unfortunately, things didn’t work out that way. PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale is a 2012 platform fighter released for the PS3 and PS Vita, and was intended to be Sony’s answer to Super Smash Bros. With Sony’s recent joint acquisition of Evo, a lot of PlayStation fans are remembering the company’s history with fighting games, and joking about the ill-fated time it tried to make its own.
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