All articles tagged with #fan demand
Fans of Stranger Things are eager for Netflix to stream the stage play 'The First Shadow,' which explores the backstory of Vecna/Henry Creel and is referenced in the series finale. The play is currently running in London and New York City, and a behind-the-scenes documentary is available on Netflix. Fans believe making the play accessible online would help clarify plot points and satisfy curiosity about the show's lore.
Over 140,000 fans have signed a petition on Change.org demanding the release of unseen cut scenes from the final season of 'Stranger Things,' citing dissatisfaction with the season and discrepancies between interviews and episodes.
Taco Bell is bringing back the popular Quesarito nationwide on December 18 after years of fan demand, sparking internet excitement and nostalgia, with many considering it a holiday miracle and a significant emotional win for fans.
Palworld devs release an April Fool's Day trailer for a dating sim spin-off, 'Palworld: More Than Just Pals', featuring popular game characters in dating sim tropes, sparking mixed reactions from fans who are divided on whether they want it to become a reality, with some expressing genuine interest and others finding it disturbing. Despite being an April Fool's joke, there's a possibility that fan demand could lead to its actual development in the future.
Atlus initially scrapped plans to remake the Episode Aegis expansion for Persona 3 Reload but revived the idea due to fan demand, despite previously assuring players that the game offered a complete experience. The $34.99 expansion pass includes background music from Persona 5 and Persona 4, new costumes, and the Episode Aegis expansion. The decision to create the DLC was influenced by fan feedback and support, with development beginning before the reassurance of a "complete experience." Persona 3 Reload was released on various platforms, and a Nintendo Switch version is not ruled out.
Modern Warfare 3 players are expressing their desire for the return of the fan-favorite mode, Cyber Attack, as the developers have hinted at the possibility. Sledgehammer, the game's developer, stated that while Cyber Attack is not currently in their plans, they are open to exploring fan-favorite modes if there is strong interest. Players have responded enthusiastically, emphasizing the significance of Cyber Attack and its absence in recent games.
The Indianapolis Colts have unveiled their first-ever alternate uniform called "Indiana Nights" for their Week 7 game against the Cleveland Browns. The uniform features a black helmet, a first in Colts history, along with a heather pattern in the jersey and pants, horizontal shoulder stripes, and a secondary logo representing the state of Indiana. The design was inspired by fan demand for a black helmet and the combination of black and blue resembling an Indiana night sky. Official "Indiana Nights" gear is now available for purchase.
Final Fantasy XVI's development team is considering options for post-launch DLC in response to fans' demand for more content. While the game was initially planned to have no DLC, the positive reception and popularity of the game have prompted the team to explore the possibility. Fans have suggested potential DLC ideas, including exploring the backstory of the "Lost Eikon" Leviathan, expanding on character relationships, and even proposing a sequel spin-off. The team is taking player feedback into account and hopes to provide additional content in the near future.
The cancelled Netflix series "Warrior Nun" is set to return for a third season due to fan demand. Creator Simon Barry announced the news on Twitter, promising that the upcoming season will be more epic than ever. Details about the release and potential network/streamer are yet to be revealed. "Warrior Nun" is inspired by manga novels and follows a 19-year-old woman who becomes part of an ancient order tasked with fighting demons on Earth.
The success of the Super Mario Bros. Movie has raised questions about whether Nintendo will pursue a movie adaptation of The Legend of Zelda. While producer Eiji Aonuma expressed interest in the idea, CEO Shuntaro Furukawa has stated that the company isn't rushing into any new film projects based on Nintendo characters. Despite this, there have been rumors of a Zelda TV series at Netflix and fan demand for a movie adaptation. Ultimately, it may be the voices of the fans that push Nintendo to make it happen.