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Published: 2014-11-20 03:29:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 2469; Favourites: 114; Downloads: 15
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A few people were looking forward to maybe like some Five Nights at Freddy's or Layton artwork but I drew fanart for Sportsball instead.So here's Sora, playing for the RED HOT team, riding an emu.
I think it's safe to say this will be the first and possibly only Sportsball x Kingdom Hearts crossover fanart on the internet and I'm kind of proud of that.
If you don't know what Sportsball is, please click here and enjoy.
A little bit Joust (okay a lot Joust), a little bit soccer, and a lot of chaotic fun.
AND HERE IS A VIDEO OF ME AND MY BOYFRIEND (Team Red Hot) PLAYING IN A TOURNAMENT AND GETTING OUR ASSES HANDED TO US:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQKCMc…
(I'm riding the Emu, of course!)
As you can hear, the person with the Wii U Gamepad CAN be the commentator, and that might be my favorite part.
SPORTSBALL YEEEAAAAHHHH
(Also this is counting as "seeing red" for my 100 Themes)
Sportsball (c) Too DX
Sora (c)Disney/SquareEnix
Art by me
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Comments: 64
That IS amazing, but any time I've ever considered doing it myself, I always get so stressed out thinking of how intensely I'd have to be playing games. And you know me, I'm not all that great at them to begin with, so it would take training and discipline, and I don't think that's something I can cope with!
That guy is a hero, though, for sure. xD
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I don't know how much you know about Major League Gaming; I don't know much, but at least in Korea, it's called E-sports (… I think) and it's seriously big business. Lots of money is made on broadcasting and ticket sales, so it's a serious enough thing for professional gamers to be booked for Korean variety shows along side K-pop idols, actors, etc. and be paid to endorse things for T.V. commercials. Anyway, I just heard from Korean news that China is buying up South Korean professional gamers to get them to join their teams. Wouldn't it be interesting to see E-sports gain attention in the U.S.?
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I know a little about MLG, but not too much. xD I would love for it to become that popular here, though!!! I'm surprised it hasn't, but I guess gaming isn't as prominent now as it was maybe 5 years ago. I dunno. It's all about little iPhone games now, it seems. x3
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I don't think phone games replaced anything in gaming. Was Major League Gaming ever big here? Several thousand people showing up to an infrequent venue isn't that much when you consider the amount of people and space America has. My high school had several thousand students, and that was just when I was attending it (it was growing by the year).
I don't know if I undersold how seriously Asia takes playing video games (both the good and the bad), but you should listen to this English video! It starts with the bad; things you may not like to hear (but may find funny), but these folks who are living in South Korea get around to talking about how professional gamers in South Korea are treated like kings. Pro gamers make more money than most music stars in South Korea and I think this "E-sports" is comparable to sports in South Korea; maybe beyond sports.
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MLG may be getting bigger lately, but you're right, it's never been huge, and not NEARLY as huge as it is in Korea especially. I feel like Korea even destroys Japan in their ways of taking video games seriously, which is saying something.
xD These laws governing gaming in Korea may sound terrible to us...but they kind of make sense, considering how gaming that hardcore CAN go wrong (and all the cases I've heard of "intense gaming gone wrong" are from Korea!). I guess, as much as I don't like to admit it, you can cause a lot of harm to yourself focusing too hard on video games (or anything, really), so if as a society, Korea tends to take gaming as seriously as they do, they might need to do SOMETHING to keep people from harming themselves, similar to the way we regulate things like drugs and alcohol. They're really making that poor man's life terrible, though. xD
I sort of believe that every human being should have the right to ruin their own lives if they want to, but since they SO OFTEN bring other people down with them (financially, emotionally, etc), I do understand why such laws exist. Extending them to video games...well, to me it sounds a bit extreme, but I HAVE heard of Korean MMORPG players passing out (or worse) from lack of sleep or nutrition, so if that's happening a lot...I really can't blame them for taking some type of action.
I'm ssssoooooo glad those kind of laws don't exist here, though.
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XD This is the best. So did you record the gameplay, or was that someone else?
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A guy from that website recorded it while I was with them. It was a meeting to play Smash Bros. on Wii U actually but we had way more fun with Sportsball I think lol xD
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Nah Chocobos are way cuter!
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True, but you can breed red ones in VII and XI!
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But yellow is more classic.
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Most of my friends love them.Even if they are not into the ff series.To bad..wish I had someone to talk about it but anywho..
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Aww, well I've played them all up to 11! Which one's your favorite?
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I unfortunately did not happen to play any of them but I have watched gameplay (wich isn't the same thing but the closest I can get) of ffxiii....I found it ok , it was entertaining enough for me...but I would rather play CoD to be honest XD Looks kinda more fun
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Oh I see. I haven't played FFXIII, but I do have a copy. x3
Hey, CoD is fun, man, can't say it's not! 
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I am not a fun of fps but I can not resist the shooting !
At first I thought I might not like it but when I saw gameplay I though "that's the game for me"
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I love FPS games, but the sad fact is, I suck at them xD
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I am not better either.
But they are fun
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If I get WiiU I must definitely try this game! Lot of chaotic fun seems to describe it perfectly.
I can see how the narrator might have some problems following with what's happening.
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Yeah haha I'd never be a good commentator. xD
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*Pokes yew~* Mwahaha~ >:3
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: Well, good to see you're doing okay. *yawns* I'm gonna go hit the sack now.
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Alright, Celestia. Goodnight!
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*strange noises echo from the kitchen*
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*Spot's ear twitches* ...Hmm?
*Spot peeks into the kitchen, warily*
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*Shining Armor is rummaging through the fridge*
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Err...hello, Shining Armor! ...midnight snack? xD
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: .....Don't tell Cadence. Beer?
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No problem, buddy. Just don't eat everything in there!
No beer, thanks, but I'll take a coke, if there are any.
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: Hey, what's going on out here?
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First to comment about Sora's ample bosom. XD
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When I was writing that comment, I thought about putting "fluffy" either before, or after the "ample".
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I finally watched the match/rounds and you were good at playing defensively; so many Blocks! You needed to be more aggressive, though! You gotta Tackle more. The two of you theoretically had better teamwork, judging by your cumulative Assists. (I like analyzing stats.) The second round was intense with the comebacks and that series of struggling counters/temporary stalemate! I actually like seeing things like that; when competitors are so evenly matched that for a while, no one gains any ground (I especially like this in Smash Bros.).
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THIS GAME IS AMAZING
I played it at Indicade this year and my god the people who were narrating me and my boyfriend's game were hilarious.
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RIGHT?! LOL
It's so amazing, I want everyone to buy it haha
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