On the other hand, there's also
"The Adventures of Shark Boy and Lava Girl," which resulted from a similar set of circumstances. But! Adults apparently did get their paws on the kid's story idea and re-worked it, whereas it would seem that in "Axe Cop," the child in question has full control over the plot.
In other news -- HOLY SHEEEEIT, THIS IS WHY I LOVE YOUTUBE! For the first time ever, I've seen a full playthrough of
Street Fighter...like, the one that came before Street Fighter II. This is a major piece of gaming history I hadn't been exposed to until now, and to think it's been sitting on the Internet since 2007. The original seemed to suck -- mostly due
to the lack of Chun Li -- but this is nevertheless an important footnote in gaming history, and I feel just a bit more enriched for having access to that digitaized historical document. Besides, even the first rendition of
Street Fighter had some nice backgrounds. I'll have to install MAME and capture those babies some day.
