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Oh hi there, you guys; you're all probably wondering one thing here: is this a game you made here? I'm sorry but no, this is absolutely not one, let alone a real game; besides, I do not have the required skill sets to make one of this caliber if at all. Nevertheless, you're all desiring a good reason to wonder why did I waste my time with it anyway.

For starters, you all remember Teen Titans too well enough, right? Well, so have I and not without reason: admittedly, about a decade ago, I've been hating on the show without even watching a single episode; since I watched one episode, that feeling had changed. In fact, when my parents had gotten cable on, I was able to watch every single episode of the series on Cartoon Network including the old episodes as well; of course, like many cartoons on this channel, they were cancelled back when Stuart Snyder was president. Even though it was on reruns, many people other than myself wanted the show to come back as we bid our time with other things like fanfiction and YouTube; years later, we'd gotten our wish.

Ever since the reboot, Teen Titans Go, came on, I'd given this show a chance: the very first episodes had gotten me thinking it was a sequel because of the returning villains they'd fought in the past like Mother Mae-Eye for example. Unfortunately, I had begun to lose track on my habitual watching of the new program; then again, concerning how the new episode came about, I could count my lucky stars that not do so had a profound effect on me along with the other fans who weren't so lucky. Thanks to the likes of TV Tropes and MrEnter , my eyes had been opened as how such a reboot could go so horribly wrong and not in the way that would be on par with the likes of The Humanoid. The fact that the creators of the show didn't watch a single episode of the original series wasn't making things better for the lot of us which brings me to this creation.

Out of all the episodes that they have made, Let's Get Serious struck a chord with many people including pieguyrulz for reasons so self-explanatory that I'll not repeat or reiterate as much as possible. The main reason why I watched this episode was because TV Tropes had announced that it was going to be a crossover episode with the recently cancelled show, Young Justice, another DCUniverse cartoon; the real problem I had was not the caricatures but rather the nonchalant attitude it possessed at the end of it. The only saving grace was that Silkie "got serious" which inspired this work of art (or anti-art) since that it would probably serve as a throwback to the old show on supposed contents alone; honestly, the title reminds me more of the Serious Sam trilogy.

In summary, this is what probably would happen if DCUniverse decided to make a game with the Teen Titans from the Go continuity; whether or not it would be a good game, let alone a real game, is irrelevant although the fact that it could happen at anytime wouldn't make it much good to perceive.

Teen Titans, Go!, and Young Justice (c) DC Universe
Nintendo box art template (c) Nintendo

Description
Oh hi there, you guys; you're all probably wondering one thing here: is this a game you made here? I'm sorry but no, this is absolutely not one, let alone a real game; besides, I do not have the required skill sets to make one of this caliber if at all. Nevertheless, you're all desiring a good reason to wonder why did I waste my time with it anyway.

For starters, you all remember Teen Titans too well enough, right? Well, so have I and not without reason: admittedly, about a decade ago, I've been hating on the show without even watching a single episode; since I watched one episode, that feeling had changed. In fact, when my parents had gotten cable on, I was able to watch every single episode of the series on Cartoon Network including the old episodes as well; of course, like many cartoons on this channel, they were cancelled back when Stuart Snyder was president. Even though it was on reruns, many people other than myself wanted the show to come back as we bid our time with other things like fanfiction and YouTube; years later, we'd gotten our wish.

Ever since the reboot, Teen Titans Go, came on, I'd given this show a chance: the very first episodes had gotten me thinking it was a sequel because of the returning villains they'd fought in the past like Mother Mae-Eye for example. Unfortunately, I had begun to lose track on my habitual watching of the new program; then again, concerning how the new episode came about, I could count my lucky stars that not do so had a profound effect on me along with the other fans who weren't so lucky. Thanks to the likes of TV Tropes and MrEnter , my eyes had been opened as how such a reboot could go so horribly wrong and not in the way that would be on par with the likes of The Humanoid. The fact that the creators of the show didn't watch a single episode of the original series wasn't making things better for the lot of us which brings me to this creation.

Out of all the episodes that they have made, Let's Get Serious struck a chord with many people including pieguyrulz for reasons so self-explanatory that I'll not repeat or reiterate as much as possible. The main reason why I watched this episode was because TV Tropes had announced that it was going to be a crossover episode with the recently cancelled show, Young Justice, another DCUniverse cartoon; the real problem I had was not the caricatures but rather the nonchalant attitude it possessed at the end of it. The only saving grace was that Silkie "got serious" which inspired this work of art (or anti-art) since that it would probably serve as a throwback to the old show on supposed contents alone; honestly, the title reminds me more of the Serious Sam trilogy.

In summary, this is what probably would happen if DCUniverse decided to make a game with the Teen Titans from the Go continuity; whether or not it would be a good game, let alone a real game, is irrelevant although the fact that it could happen at anytime wouldn't make it much good to perceive.

Teen Titans, Go!, and Young Justice (c) DC Universe
Nintendo box art template (c) Nintendo