This would have been awesome on my PlayStation.

@Beau Skunky  
The tram behind Red vs. Blue, RWBY, Gen Lock and Camp Camp.
 
They have been involved in War for Cybertron Trilogy after they merged with Machinima.

@Beau Skunky  
The company that made the War for Cybertron Trilogy show

@William Flutter  
What is “Rooster Teeth?”

@Beau Skunky  
as well as High Moon Studioss Transformers games   and the thing about smooching, lets not have Hasbro go all “RoosterTeeth`s RWBY” on any of their fans
 
They (RoosterTeeth and Netflix) already screwed the original Transformers voice actors; Peter Cullen and Frank Welker (plus Gary Chalk) out the Seige series, which despite the mediocre voice acting is decent at best

@Hollowfox Jaeger  
And ironically, SSB Ultimate kinda advertises “Persona 5.”

@Beau Skunky  
It annoys me as well, especially regarding games like Street Fighter V (not Ultra SF2 or the anniversary collection, even tho it’s only for both PC and PS4), the REAL Final Fantasy XV (not the pocket one), Persona 5 (not Scramble) and Marvel’s Avengers (Spider-Man, I can understand, but Avengers?).

@Beau Skunky  
At least the switch got cuphead before ps4 did

@Background Pony #FB3F  
It’s probably one of those games that’s coming to every system, except the Nintendo one.
 
^{As a Nintendo fan, it always annoys the hell out of me when that happens. You can’t tell me Switch “isn’t powerful enough” to play “Disney Afternoon Collection.“}

Shut up and take my money!

Is this coming on nintendo switch too?!

We’re only lucky to only get Transformers games back then while MLP another Hasbro IP doesn’t.

@Beau Skunky  
Good license games are usually the exception though No doubt hasbro would have given them a tight deadline.  
Or so I still question how they would handle the 6 characters with the gameplay

@Beau Skunky  
I’m probably the only one here who doesn’t consider The Lion King on SNES & Genesis to be a good licensed game.

@northern haste  
In fairness, Wayforward has had a good track record with them, (Ducktales Remastered, Adventure Time on 3DS, Contra 4, Batman Brave and the Bold for Wii) and they expressed interest in wanting to make an MLP:FIM game years back. Shame that never happened.
 
There are some good licensed games though, like SpongeBob: Battle for Bikini Bottom, Ghostbusters the Game Remastered, Lion King & Aladdin on SNES/Sega, Tarzan on N64, the Capcom Disney NES/SNES games, the Konami TMNT games, the Konami Simpsons arcade game, and even Nintendo’s old ancient arcade Popeye game was pretty good.

Just for the record license games do not have a good track record. There was no guarantee an actual mlp game would have been good

Oh man, if only this would be true =(

@Beau Skunky  
Yeah, but better than that. Whether it be G4 or G5.
 
Also, regarding Capcom, people blame them for cancelling Mega Man Legends 3 and Mega Man Online and gave birth to DmC: Devil may Cry, which resulted in people saying they don’t care about them.
 
You’re not wrong about it, but unfortunately, we live in modern times where fans will use criticism as a weapon to hurt poor human beings over badly done stuff (SVTFOE, Star Wars, Game of Thrones, Voltron, MLP, etc.) either we please them with good writing and execution, or we become punching bags like Eden Sher, Daron Nefcy, Rebecca Sugar, D.B. Weiss, David Benioff, J.J. Abrams and Rian Johnson are.

@Hollowfox Jaeger  
Like this?
 
Capcom did listen and make MegaMan 11, and did approve a “Megaman X Street Fighter” fangame.
 
As I said, which you don’t seem to understand, you can’t cater to what every fan wants all the time. Imagine you give one group of fans what they want, and it upsets the others. Imagine if Hasbro gave in to angry bronies back in 2013 and cancelled Equestria Girls. Do you think all the EqG fans nowadays would like that?  
Imagine if they listened to ‘shipper fans, and made every character just smooch each other all the time, imagine if they listened to fans who only want background characters to get episodes, and such.  
It’d be impossible to please every fan, or give in to every demand.

@Beau Skunky  
I just want an MLP game that isn’t only on smartphones.
 
Besides, not listening to the fans is so much worse. Remember Capcom?

@Hollowfox Jaeger  
It’d be impossible to listen to every fan request, or demand, or cater to every request or demand too. Not to mention, you forget what half the fans want, is usually something the other half doesn’t. (Like say Twilight getting wings, or Trixie becoming a recurring character.)  
Sega tried listening to fans wanting more retro vibes and retro style gameplay in the Sonic games, and now that’s angered the “Modern Sonic” fans whom hate the retro stuff.
 
TFH doesn’t have to be. If it stayed a MLP property the indie developers wouldn’t be able to do anything with it.  
Like how some old licensed games based on cartoons/movies/ect. couldn’t be rereleased on Virtual Console or STEAM, because of licensing issues, and such.

@Beau Skunky  
Does a CEO even listen to the fans? Most CEOs of companies are deaf when it comes to fan requests. I don’t have any experience, but I feel like Goldner never listens to fans. Heck, he is deaf when it comes to wanting Allspark to not be disowned in favor of eOne.
 
Also, this is why MLP will never have interesting games that AREN’T ON SMARTPHONES. Not like Puzzle Party and Pocket Ponies. TFH is not the same as MLP and will never be and that makes me so fucking sad.

@Hollowfox Jaeger  
“Mugen” is an unlicensed, unofficial, fan-game though.
 
I’d say given the edgier, and more adult nature of the Simpsons, they’re probably more suited for fighting then MLP is. As far as execs are concerned a fighting game isn’t a good sell for a “girl’s toy series.” (And fighting game fans probably wouldn’t take it seriously either.)  
They’re probably also afraid of stigma from parents for making a “violent fighting game based on a children’s property.” (Heck, a friend of mine was afraid to let his grandma see him playing SSB when we were kids.) Probably why they C&D’d it.
 
Still, maybe it’s better off becoming it’s own unique IP, instead of just a MLP fan game.
 
@Hollowfox Jaeger  
You? Do you realize how much experience, and work it is to get to be a CEO?

@BranewashPV  
True.
 
I think this is why I or anyone else other than Goldner should be CEO of Hasbro.

@Hollowfox Jaeger  
The fact they refused to sell the IP license to someone for making a decent game confirms Hasbro is still stuck in that mentality. Hell, there was a lot of material for an, if not great, a decent game. Lots of their board games have console adaptations.