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X-Force’s Domino is Coming to the ‘Deadpool’ Video Game

by John Carle, Oct 18 2012

As of this moment, the PR on Deadpool may be the most fun of any comic book game for any journalist to cover. Instead of the same standard PR blips from developers or agencies, Deadpool (or someone who is doing a heck of a job impersonating him) is doing his own promotions for the game. With the Deadpool movie in development hell, it only makes sense that the poor guy would have the free time to handle gaming PR.

Most recently, Deadpool announced that he would be including Domino of X-Force fame in his upcoming Mature rated game. The two characters are quite familiar with each other, both being long time associates to both Wolverine and Cable, as well as both being members of recent incarnations of X-Force together at one time. And with Deadpool being (a self described) ladies man, it only makes sense that he would invite one of the finest pieces of Marvel comic booty into his game.

Below, check out the Developer Q&A conducted with Deadpool himself. Also, check out the video package of Deadpool at Comic Con in San Diego from this past summer. Not only did Deadpool spend some time having fun with (and making fun of) the denizens of Comic Con, he may also be the first man in history to announce his own video game.

Stay tuned to the Flickcast for more from Deadpool which is coming out in 2013 from Activision and the team at High Moon Studios.

Developer Q&A with High Moon Studios DEADPOOL!

Deadpool, why did you choose to include Domino in your video game?

Dude, no brainer, man. Have you seen pictures of her? She is smokin’ hot. And if that wasn’t enough (it totally is) she also knows how to handle a gun which turns me on. She has a soft spot for pancakes in large volumes, loves blowing things up, knows my GUY <BLEEP> (sorry, spoilers!) AND she owes me a date. (there’s the important part) So this is kinda like that: a date. I figure her Mutant power will help her ‘get lucky’ with me. (we see what you did there) Cross your fingers for a happy ending! Did we mention that she is stupid hot?

Is Deadpool’s version of Domino different than how she is shown in the comics?

Why would you take a work of art like Domino and mess with her? She’s got that lucky feeling that a person wants to be a part of. Get us some of that! So my minions at High Moon modeled her sweet body into the game just the way Deadpool (that’s me) likes it. The fans will appreciate High Moon’s careful attention to (her bewbs) detail and clear love of the Marvel comic universe when they see her in game. It’s called craftsmanship!

How does Domino fit into the storyline? What are her motivations?

Whoa hey spoiler alert! How about this: You give us 60 bucks and then we’ll give you the answer. The ride is awesome, but the price of admission must be paid, you dig? It’s been easy leading the guys at High Moon to create my game with an epic story and fill it with loads of other Marvel hotties to battle with. (and against. and kiss) Once we have your cashola then the exploration of this totally new and totally kick-ass game story crafted by me can begin! (don’t forget Marvel author Daniel Way) Oh yeah. Him. Right. So it’s a co-lab. That’s short for collaboration!

Deadpool, what excites you about having Domino in your game?

(bewbs) What? (be honest) Did you people read the answer to my first question? Sheesh. This is all for her. Neena deserves this shot at the big time. She works hard! (not as hard as ME) My game is gonna be HUGE and it will be perfect for her to skyrocket to the ‘A-list’. Then she will owe me another date and we can get to second base, baby! (let’s steal second and go to third) There was that one time Domino tied me to a bed. THAT excites me! She said it was for my own good and so the X-Men wouldn’t look bad. But we know what she was really after. (let’s do that again, soon) Guess her powers weren’t working that day. So yeah, what excites me about having Domino in my game? Totally bewbs.

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Posted in: Activision · Announcements · Comic Book Games · Comic-Con · Comics · Game Trailers · Marvel · Marvel Studios · News · Playstation 3 · SDCC 12 · Trailers · Video Games · Xbox 360
Tagged: Activision, Comic Book Games, Comic Books, Daniel Way, Deadpool, Domino, Fact Sheet, Gamescom, Gamescom 2012, High Moon Studios, Marvel, Playstation 3, Screen Shots, Video Games, X-Force, Xbox 360
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