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The title has recently been seen in the Patents & Trademarks database, which was filed by SCEA on October 23. The company appears to have something along the lines of online game play in mind as one of the descriptions state: “OPERATING A REAL-TIME GAME FOR OTHERS OVER GLOBAL AND LOCAL AREA COMPUTER NETWORKS.”
Blasto was originally released on PlayStation in 1998, with the late Phil Hartman providing the voice of main character, Captain Blasto. The game is a third-person shoother with your enemies being aliens that teleport around you based on events that you trigger while you explore the environment.
Blasto was given plenty of public exposure, but the game was just too difficult for the vast majority of players and received rather poor ratings. Even though the ratings were below average most reviews state that Hartman’s voice acting alone is worth the buy.
Although nothing is officially confirmed, it’s interesting to see where this Blasto trademark will lead. You can see the official filing in the Patents & Trademarks database here.
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that's awesome, I love Blasto (and yes it was really hard) that sucks that they can't use Hartman though, he really made blasto a cool character.
Yh too bad he's dead <_<...you want them to work some voodoo maguc or somethin ?? lol
What? Who's Blasto, or whats Blasto?
Blasto! I never got to own the original game, but I played the demo over and over. I hope they follow through on this idea and don't screw it up in the process.
it sounds like a good conecpt, so i hope it becomes a new ps3 game.
psn id: gingo.... i've never heard of basto but it sounds intriguing i'll have to keep my eye on this one