Seeing as Platinum failed miserably at making an Avatar game,

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Above all else, the most important thing for an Avatar: The Last Airbender game is making the bending have a lot of depth and freedom, just like it's shown in the show. For that reason it would probably have to be a linear game and feature only one or two playable elements. I would elect Team Ico. They're not a studio anymore but all the people are still alive.

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Some people will be like, "I want an open world RPG!" like why the fuck wouldn't you want a game with controls precise and free enough to do creative shit like webm related on the fly.

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>fire emblem (GBA style sprites and mechanics) but focusing on the early years of the hundred years' war including iroh's siege of ba sing se
Would be able to tell a good story in the universe without having to make an incredibly complex bending system like a fighting game would. You could have three parts, an Earth Kingdom one focusing on some general, a Water Tribe one focusing on Sokka's dad, and a Fire Nation one focusing on Iroh.
Name one flaw.

>>381080773
Yeah when I think of the cheery adventures of characters who inventively use their martial arts magic to stop evil, I think of checkers for babies.

>>381080254
Video games will NEVER be advanced enough to allow anything even resembling this without being entirely scripted.

>>381080941
>implying avatar, a children's TV show on nick is more mature than fire emblem
Vwahahaha

>>381080964
"Video games"? What? Did you mean to say something like
>I don't see that happening on a 360 controller

>>381081114
By "Checkers for babies," I meant "Checkers but simpler."

let sucker punch make it.