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Reader Discussion: Who Would You Want To Play In A PlayStation Fighter?
If the rumors are to be believed, Sony is working on a Smash Bros.-esque fighting game which pits the companies' biggest icons against one another. We're talking the likes of Sly Cooper, Nathan Drake, Sweet Tooth, and Kratos all exchanging blows on your television. We want to know what PlayStation characters you'd like to see in the game, and more importantly who you'd like to play as.
I'll get the conversation rolling. Personally, I've been a big fan of Sweet Tooth since the character was given more depth in Twisted Metal Black. The deeply disturbed and menacing psycho killer always struck a chord with the horror movie-obsessed part of me. Despite how interesting his vehicular antics have been, I've always wanted to see what kind of damage he can do when he's not behind the wheel. I imagine a lot of melee attacks with butcher knives, axes, chainsaws, and other bladed toys. I can also see his flaming head being extrapolated upon to incorporate some wicked fire attacks. His Final Smash-type move would obviously involve him summoning his famous ice cream truck, which would transform into a gigantic missile-firing robot after he gets inside. You can practically hear his unmistakable laugh ringing out in a frenetic battle. It sounds perfect.
So, who do you want to play as? Ratchet, Jak, Nathan Hale... Ethan Mars? Sound off in the comments below.
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