Sigh. The Japanese get all the cool 3DS themes, and now they’re getting a new Hero Bank 2 red theme.
Meanwhile, we haven’t even seen the release of the first game, despite having access to the first two seasons of the Hero Bank anime via Crunchyroll.
But don’t fret because there’s always that free Sonic Boom theme you can rock, right?
You know…
as confusing the series is, it did made me thought of a good way to simulate the series, bring the series to America, and give people a way of getting real actual money (with a little help of sponsors and more importantly, a banking company willing for publicity, like “Capital One” in USA) called (in Japan) “Hero Bank: Credit Fight” (in America is just called “Hero Bank”, because it’ll introduce the series to America)
it can be for PS3, Xbox One, Wii U, PC, 3DS and Smart Phone, and the way it’ll work is that you’ll buy a special credit card called a “Hero Card” at a local game store, and you’ll use the code from the package that comes with the card to get the game from the console’s game store, and you’ll use the code on the card to create & log into your account, along with a password to keep it private from others, and in the game you’ll start with 3 of your choice from 8 randomly selected Hero Suits use the hero suits from the game to battle ether the computer or online opponents in a 3D fighting game (kind of have the same gameplay style as “Sonic the Fighters”) where you win money that’ll be added to your card, and use it like a Hero Card to buy anything you want in the real world (ether that or only in select stores sponsoring the game, like Walmart, Pizza Hut, Mcdonalds, etc & etc) or buy or rent more Hero Suits to use in battle in the game, however you can only battle 7 times a week, this a called a “Warranty”, there are 5 modes:
-Arena: where you fight Online players to earn money or spectate other peoples matches, while also choosing one of the two fighters to give them Battle Money in the fight to use for special attacks (you can win a max of 20 to 25 american dollars a match)
-Endurance: you go choose one of your Hero Suits to battle an trial of computer opponents and you keep doing it until you lose, and you get a dollar for every opponent you defeat, and the opponents get harder and harder as you go (one endurance is the same as one arena battle for the Warranty count)
-Store: You can buy and rent new fighters to your suit collection (you can hold up to 8 hero suits, by the way), there are different stores you can go to, each with different hero suits available and are open and closed at different times
-Box: where you can check your fighters stats, customize there colors and fighting moves, and practice fighting
-Options: Where you can select the controls, turn up the sound, or even switch your card with another blank card
now I know what you’re thinking, it’s gambling right?, well technically, they aren’t betting money, they just get money for winning battles and also this idea is just trying to simulate an actual version of the game and anime, also I think this will give people a great opportunity to get money just by playing video games
what do you think, would that be a good idea?