Bioncle Heroes prototype

[Nweintraub 630]

So, apparently, this was my theory on Bionicle Heroes's prototype build. Keep in mind that it was made in April 11th, 2018;

 

"For those of you who used to play with BIONICLEs, or even play its video games, I think I have a story to tell about it. It’s actually more of a theory. Some video games, you know how they take a year to complete being made, if not more? Well, I believe that the popular video game, BIONICLE Heroes was originally supposed to take place in Metru Nui, as opposed to Voya Nui, & as a result, the game would’ve had the Toa Metru in their Hordika forms. This is because I went on a website called “tcrf.com”, which actually stands for “the cutting room floor”, & it displays all kinds of scrapped content that could be found from inside video game programming via cheat codes, or hacking. It displayed that we would’ve originally played as the Toa Hordika, because it has icons resembling the Toa Hordika. & even without the concept art of the game taking place in 2005, as opposed to 2006, it still shows some pretty good evidence that it would have been there;

1.  Matoro doesn’t have a telescopic eye, but Nuju does.
2.  Balta the Matoran serves as a Jiminy Cricket-esque role, similar to the Rahaga in 2005, specifically Norik.
3. The Toa Inika’s weapons aren’t really guns, although they do a sort of blasting motion similar to the rhotuka spinners of 2005, & they gave the Toa Inika’s weapons a similar animation.
4. The Visorak hordes were the stormtroopers of BIONICLE in the 2005 era, yet they still appear in the final cut. Also, Roodaka & Sidorakh appear as bosses in the game, even though in the 2005 era, they were the main antagonists.
5.  Some of the Toa Hordika’s pieces appear as combustible elements, like the chestpiece, for example.
6. Toa Vakama’s blowtorch-like right hand makes multiple appearance in the main menu, & even the pause menu!
7. Literally the only one who does the voicework in the game is Paul Dobson, who is known for being the voice of Toa Whenua.

However, this was originally supposed to be the 2005, but they went against rigidly following its storyline, because they thought it wouldn’t have any room for creative freedom."

Except, once I saw this video yesterday, this giant myth that I created in my head was debunked;

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This actually looks pretty good, considering how long ago it was made. However, as you all heard from the narrator, LEGO refused to have anything to do with a BIONICLE video game if it were to be a first-person shooter. They just thought it was too mature, & they only wanted kid-friendly video games. So, what do you think about my theory, & how different it is from what you see in the video? Whatever the case, enjoy!

Edited September 10, 2018 by Nweintraub

[Espio 63]

ooh that nostalgic rush!

Bionicles used to be my favorite toy to play with when I was a kid.

I owned all of the first generation Bionicles.

My favorite is Kopaka first gen.