Talk:Blaster Master: Overdrive

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Re-imagining/sequel

I reverted this edit here and in the original Blaster Master article here that both said that this game is a prequel to the original. The given source, the press release [1], says absolutely nothing about the timing of the game's plot compared to the plot of the original Blaster Master. In fact, the only thing I can find the following Joystiq article here, which says the exact opposite. In either case, it still is a re-imagining (remake) of the original game, so until there is a reliable source (i.e. not some fansite who probably engaged in original research to come up with said information) that can verify any known timeline of the games' plots, then we need to keep it at what we know – that this is just a re-imagining of the original. –MuZemike 23:03, 16 July 2010 (UTC)[reply]