   What do yall think of this?  Good or Bad?
  When I heard about Kingdom Hearts and how they where using Disney characters from different Disney movies, I wont lie, I thought it was going to suck big time. But KH is a very good Role-Playing Game. So the other day this idea hit me. Make a RPG like Kingdom Hearts but not using Disney characters. But using "Game" characters from different games. I mean you can have the villians from different games working with each other. Same goes for the Good guys. You could also design the different levels and areas from those games, like Kingdom Hearts did with the Disney worlds. Say your playing with Mario, and your walking in a top down view like The Legend of Zelda. And you fell through a trapdoor or went into a certain area. The new map would be a side scrolling map like mario games. You could also have all these items from other games to use.Tell me what you think and thanks in advanced.   
  For sure dude, that would be really cool, have like cross-game characters interacting in games they wern't designed for.  Like Mario bounching around in a Contra-level, and Ryu give kick and punches to little umpa's.I'd love to be Alterd beast wolf and just rip up mario land.  mmmmm, the day...   ;  It could be a great idea but a licensing and creative directing nightmare. Miyamoto, Boon, Sakaguichi, Kojima, Meiers, Wright, Itagki, Spector, Levine, Howard, and any other game designer you put the same room...they would be playing Smash Brothers in real life! As sick as it may sound I would pay to see that fight!   ;  I agree with Edge, It's a cool idea but it could never happen. Disney was only able to pull it off because they own it all...and because they're Satan.   ;  I mean, you could do it, as long as you never got paid for it.Making each world make sense for each character would be weird, though. You could put Mario in a Sonic world, but Sonic in a Mario world? Sonic is all about speed, whereas Mario is more about exploration. Especially in 2D - Mario levels aren't really designed for one clean run down the ramp.   