Post by Deleted on Dec 9, 2013 0:13:33 GMT -5
I decided to propose a crazy idea to the Suggestions' board. This would likely never happen due to the way Mattel is running the line, and the fact there's already an entrance stage.
Mattel should make a entrance stage that has a small slot in the back that can fit in a small card. Similar to, if you remember, the Phantom Menace star wars figures that came with a chip that would say lines from the movie. Each chip would have a wrestler's theme in it, and there would be a button you could press to make the song play. There's a multitude of reasons this would never happen.
1. Mattel already made one. Retailers wouldn't want another one.
2. You can include these chips with every elite, but not for the older elites/Flashback's. Meaning you could sell packs with the chips in them like a Legends theme pack (HBK, Diesel, Undertaker Classic, Yokozuna, Bret, that'd be a solid lineup for one of those.). However, retailers probably wouldn't want to waste shelf space on potentially expensive packs with computer chips that probably would be too expensive to sell.
3. Pretty much any kid with a pair of speakers can emulate what this would do.
It'd be more worthwhile then Super Strikers or Slam City, but it would likely never happen.
Just curious, what do you think of this idea?
Mattel should make a entrance stage that has a small slot in the back that can fit in a small card. Similar to, if you remember, the Phantom Menace star wars figures that came with a chip that would say lines from the movie. Each chip would have a wrestler's theme in it, and there would be a button you could press to make the song play. There's a multitude of reasons this would never happen.
1. Mattel already made one. Retailers wouldn't want another one.
2. You can include these chips with every elite, but not for the older elites/Flashback's. Meaning you could sell packs with the chips in them like a Legends theme pack (HBK, Diesel, Undertaker Classic, Yokozuna, Bret, that'd be a solid lineup for one of those.). However, retailers probably wouldn't want to waste shelf space on potentially expensive packs with computer chips that probably would be too expensive to sell.
3. Pretty much any kid with a pair of speakers can emulate what this would do.
It'd be more worthwhile then Super Strikers or Slam City, but it would likely never happen.
Just curious, what do you think of this idea?
