Hey, Jon?
Can you add these game titles to your list?
I could technically add anything to my list, but there is emphasis on "my". If you couldn't guess by the title of the topic, it's
my list. If the games have no interest to me specifically, why would I add them to
my requests listing?
If I asked you to put all the games on my requests list to yours, would you? I don't think you would, as that literally makes no sense. I have my requests, and you have yours.
Now, I get that you want to piggyback on the
supposed "popularity" of this topic, if by merely mentioning them, you could pique my interest in them, that I might add them, as if to "second" your request, and that whatever clout this topic has might get you your requested maps sooner, or at all.
But if you are curious, for a game to be interesting enough to
me to be added to this list, the games would either have to be nostalgic to me personally, or that I have deemed iconic or worthwhile to have on the site, because they are classic/popular, look great, and/or would be useful.
Now, even at that, my requests list is a little large, so I might one day have to cut out some entries. And/or maybe highlight/bold the truly iconic ones that surprise me that they are still unmapped after all these years. For example, some of the point-and-click adventure games on PC, like the Monkey Island series, or actually-labelled Pokémon maps with Pokémon locations, etc.
I hardly think that if heavy-hitters like those haven't been mapped after ALL these years, there's much less of a chance that TWENTY licensed Looney Tunes games which are mostly "mid" would be, even
if I added them to the list.
No offense. I know you love your Looney Tunes, and there is something to be said about their place in animation and pop culture, but their video games are often just quick cash grabs and are rarely interesting to most gamers - other than nostalgia if they grew up with those games, because it's a "safe" bet for clueless parents. Heck, I've got that too, somehow I grew up with
The Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle on the NES. Luckily for you, that and (some of?) its sequels have also been mapped, but I didn't request them, so they have nothing to do with this requests listing - someone just liked those games enough.
I did ask for
Road Runner's Death Valley Rally on the Super NES because I thought it has some charm, plus it made it on a cover of Nintendo Power. I remember it took a LONG time to get those maps. I think the only other game featuring Warner Bros. animated characters that I currently have on my list is
Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster Busts Loose! on the Super NES, because that's a great-looking game and being by Konami means that it's also a solid game. Just remembered it is also on a cover of Nintendo Power. See, that's one whose absence actually suprises me, and would like that lack to be remedied. But looking at your list again, it seems like you're all about the classic Looney Tunes, and Tiny Toons don't mean much to you, sorry about that. But just like how Tiny Toons aren't important in your eyes, others probably think the same about Looney Tunes.
You can make your own Looney Tunes requests topic if you haven't already. (Have you? I'd be I'm surprised if you haven't already.) But from what I do remember from the various posts you've made here and Discord, it seems like you rarely ever say "please" or "thanks in advance", which makes your requests come off as demands. The entitlement seems like there would be a lack of appreciation if someone one day actually DID map a game from your list. Maybe I'm wrong?
But what I do know is that you've been asked back multiple times that if you love Looney Tunes video games so much, why you haven't looked into making the maps yourself, because after YEARS of repeatedly asking, it feels like there's a hint to be taken that others aren't as interested in these games as you are, so if maps for them are ever to be made, it will be by your hands.
(I bring up again that you submitted maps that you said you made yourself, for
Wile E Coyotes Revenge (Prototype) for the Super NES a couple years ago, so you do know how to assemble them. So... just do that again with the games in your list?)
