Now I know there's already a video game for Real Steel but it's a console exclusive, and it's pretty much a slightly different version of the old Mortal Kombat.
If you don't know, Real Steel (
httpwww.dreamworksstudios.comfilmsreal-steel) is a movie where robots box instead of humans. The robots go into the ring and are controlled with remotes. A little boy and his not-so-great dad find an old junk robot that watches your movements and replicates them. So they teach it moves and it fights like a human.
What I would love is a game that is like a combination of Toribash (
toribash.com) and Robot Arena 2.
Toribash is a game where you control a person and fight another person. But it's incredibly unique in the fact that to control your guy you set different states for any out of 26 joints in your guy's body. So fighting moves can get as diverse or complicated as you want. It's not about mashing a button to repeatedly punch, you contract your elbow and extend your pec, then extend your elbow and contract your pec.
So the final product could be where you build your robot boxer, then create a custom move set. You could call out the moves using voice recognition or have key bindings for it. So it's like Toribash when making your moves, Robot Arena 2 when building your robot, then a very unique fighting game in the arena. For programmers there could even be an API where you make robots like Zeus that can work by themselves.
