On Chen Xu's Official Blog, there was only a simple message, yet it left many players astonished.
'"Nebula All-Stars Brawl," an entertaining action game where you joyfully knock various popular game characters flying.'
The moment Chen Xu posted this on his Official Blog, players everywhere were instantly thrilled.
All sorts of classic characters thrown together? It really was an IP game!
Although, judging from Nebula Games' string of moves, this was not entirely unexpected.
It still made many players incredibly excited.
Pitting Guan Yu against Qin Qiong, comparing combat strength across eras and dimensions—this was one of players' favorite things to do.
They would pull a character from Game A and compare their combat strength with a character from Game B, then try to find all kinds of evidence to convince the other side.
It could be said that no community forum had ever lacked discussions like this.
There were also all kinds of character-model MODs, bringing characters from one game into another. Players had done plenty of that too.
And now, there was actually an official game gathering characters from all kinds of major IPs?
Many players were surprised and excited, but they were also puzzled.
Joyfully knocking various popular game characters flying?
What kind of gameplay was that!?
Looking at Chen Xu's Official Blog, many players were completely baffled.
As if it had guessed what the players were wondering, less than ten minutes after posting that message, Nebula Games' Official Blog account uploaded a video attachment.
The contents of that video stunned both players and major game studios.
The video was not very long, only around ten seconds, and it was a demonstration animation.
In the animation, on a wide platform, Mario, the plumber in the red hat, was fighting Bowser.
After a series of blows, Mario was