My Little Pony: Fighting is Magic Tribute Edition. My Little Pony: Fighting is Magic Tribute Edition v1.0 +1 TRAINER. Thanks for sticking around for the ride.Game or Patch Questions? Visit FileForums We know you guys will have a lot of questions, we’ll do our best to answer them, but at this early stage some might be a bit hard to tackle. We will provide plenty of opportunities for you guys to get to know the characters and their world. We are still in the early concept stage and can’t wait to update everyone on what we come up with together. This means a lot of work for us, and a bunch of new challenges, but we’re excited about the possibilities that come along with them. It will be all new characters in a new setting, while keeping the moves, mechanics, and style of the game we wanted to make from the start. So what does this all mean? It means that with Lauren’s help, we are going to finish this game, but it will no longer be based on the MLP franchise. Yes, we know what you’re thinking, and yes, she is pretty kickass. She’ll be working with us (or is that the other way around?) to create all new characters for Fighting is Magic. Hey folks! I’m so super psyched to be a part of this! I hope I can do my little part to help Mane6 finish up this game in a way that stays true to the spirit of the original-but in a way that can freely be shared! I hope you like what we come up with. We’d like you all to warmly welcome Lauren Faust to the team: 
Some even gooder news is that we have a new member in the Mane6 family… The good news is that the game is not dead! Here’s the official news via Shoryuken:įirst, the bad news: We’ve tried a few different ways of talking to Hasbro about getting special permission to continue the game, but it seems that is officially a dead end, and it’s time for us to move on.
And they’ll have some help from Lauren Faust, who happens to be the creator of the show, to get it done. The fellas over at Main6 have confirmed that while they won’t be pitting Twilight Sparkle and Applejack in a fight to the death, they’ll be doing it with original characters instead, as Hasbro doesn’t exactly own a monopoly on anthropomorphic child horses. But everypony (gah) knows that you can’t keep a good game down. Hasbro was having none of that though, and legalesed the hell out of them. That’s what happened to Mane6, as they were developing their own game of Steed Fighter, which would have starred the ponies. When you take a show beloved by children and really creepy older men, and fine-tune it into a game that is less about camaraderie, and more about the violence, it’s only a matter of time before the lawyers get their hands on you.
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