on Xbox Video. Future Possible revival In late 2012, fans of the show on Twitter started using the hashtag #BringBackMegasXLR. The co-creator George Krstic and director Chris Prynoski announced they would bring back the show; seeing as Megas XLR had been written off by Cartoon Network, the studio Titmouse, Inc. would have to get the rights to the show. On April 29, 2013, George Krstic posted a tweet saying that he and Chris Prynoski were having a meeting at Titmouse to discuss bringing back the show along with Motorcity. However, in a 2014 interview George Krstic was quoted as saying: "Megas was written off as a tax loss and as such can not be exploited, at least domestically, in any way, or the network will get into some sort of tax/legal trouble." Potential video game In December 2012, a series of messages were posted on Twitter by series director Chris Prynoski, hinting at production of a video game based on the series with Valve. No official comment on the project has yet been made by Valve or Cartoon Network. However, in 2015 Chris Prynoski mentioned on Twitter that he had been unable to sort out the licensing needed. References External links 2000s American animated television series 2000s American comic science fiction television series 2004 American television series debuts 2005 American television series endings American children's animated action television series American children's animated adventure television series American children's animated comic science fiction television series American children's animated science fantasy television series Anime-influenced Western animated television series Animated television series about extraterrestrial life Animated television series about robots Cartoon Network original programming Television series by Cartoon Network Studios English-language television shows Television series created by George Krstic Television shows set in New Jersey Toonami American parody television series American time travel television series Teen animated television series