Tsui mentioned that there are plenty of no-brainers, like surfing and snowboarding, but that there are also opportunities for Silver Surfer and Hobgoblin games in the future

So, really, what are the injury projections if either of those get made? That said, a good Silver Surfer game of any kind is not something I'd turn down.

*As opposed to the Tony Hawk civic planning game. Which, knowing Activision, may be in the works.

**Screw subtlty, I'm gonna come out and say it; a Hobgoblin game? Seriously?

10 Comments

• At July 2, 2009, Bill Reed wrote:

  It couldn't be any more frustrating than the Surfer game for NES, where I die, every time, on the first ...

• At July 2, 2009, Stephen wrote:

  "It couldn’t be any more frustrating than the Surfer game for NES, where I die, every time, on the first ...

• At July 2, 2009, Adam wrote:

  That SS game was a lot more fun if you found the hidden cheat code that made you invincible. ...

• At July 2, 2009, Dalarsco wrote:

  What's so hard to believe about a Hobgoblin game using a balance board? I'd say it's only unlikely because ...

• At July 3, 2009, Ellis Wyatt wrote:

  I'd buy a system just to play a hypothetical Hobgoblin game.,

• At July 3, 2009, MCM wrote:

  I'd love a Hobgoblin (or Green Goblin) game. Who wouldn't want to chase Spider-Pansy around and heave pumpkin bombs at ...

• At July 3, 2009, John Cage wrote:

  "I’d love a Hobgoblin (or Green Goblin) game. Who wouldn’t want to chase Spider-Pansy around and heave pumpkin bombs at ...

• At July 3, 2009, rhod wrote:

  I too would happily buy a Hobgoblin game.

• At July 3, 2009, bad trotsky wrote:

  I would buy a good Green/Hobgoblin game. The more I think about it he is better suited for a video ...

• At July 7, 2009, tk. wrote:

  For that matter, I would buy a Hobgoblin comic book...

  I miss Hobby.