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dali lama 102 · 12-05-2003, 07:09 AM

I'm thinking of starting a petition, just don't know how. The idea is to get Viacom's The Division, which of course Lifetime currently shows, to be released as a video game, preferably on X-Box due to fact you can play your oun saved CD music files. Jinny of course would be the main character on the game, black hair, green eyes, black leather jacket, and all. Other characters would be gotten as you advanced further into the game. The game's engine would be very similar to "True Crimes-Streets of L.A., Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Thefa Auto- Vice City, as well as Elder Scrolls III-Morrowind. But it would have a feel to True Crimes-Streets of L.A.
I'm thinking of sending the petition to either Bethesda Games, Eidos, Activision ,or Rockstar Games. Why? Because they make good, excellent quality games. If it takes till 2006, then it'll be released on the not as yet seen next generation videogames consoles. Remember, videogames knows no gender or age. My 87 year old grandma plays Halo on the X-box, and has fun doing it, and is one of the best Halo players I've ever seen. If someone knows how to start a petition, please let me know by replying below. Petitioning the right way, we can all get our dreams to come true. To be able to play as Jinny Exstead in her full glory on a 128 bit and beyond game console, especially X-Box, not just watch her everyday on T.V. like we're used to already.

We need posts of support on this particular thread, not hate, depressing, or discuraging post. Please only posts of support.

We can all get this done, If we petition right.

Post below if you want The Division , especially the Jinny Character, to release as a VideoGame franchise for X-Box and all the other consoles that can handle it. Remember, such a franchise will include all of San Fransisco unlocked, plus locked stages that includes Marin County, Oakland, and possibly even some of San Fransisco's southern suberbs.

12-05-2003, 07:09 AM	#1
dali lama 102 Member Occasional Poster Join Date: Dec 03, 2003 Posts: 98	Petition for The Division franchise I'm thinking of starting a petition, just don't know how. The idea is to get Viacom's The Division, which of course Lifetime currently shows, to be released as a video game, preferably on X-Box due to fact you can play your oun saved CD music files. Jinny of course would be the main character on the game, black hair, green eyes, black leather jacket, and all. Other characters would be gotten as you advanced further into the game. The game's engine would be very similar to "True Crimes-Streets of L.A., Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Thefa Auto- Vice City, as well as Elder Scrolls III-Morrowind. But it would have a feel to True Crimes-Streets of L.A. I'm thinking of sending the petition to either Bethesda Games, Eidos, Activision ,or Rockstar Games. Why? Because they make good, excellent quality games. If it takes till 2006, then it'll be released on the not as yet seen next generation videogames consoles. Remember, videogames knows no gender or age. My 87 year old grandma plays Halo on the X-box, and has fun doing it, and is one of the best Halo players I've ever seen. If someone knows how to start a petition, please let me know by replying below. Petitioning the right way, we can all get our dreams to come true. To be able to play as Jinny Exstead in her full glory on a 128 bit and beyond game console, especially X-Box, not just watch her everyday on T.V. like we're used to already. We need posts of support on this particular thread, not hate, depressing, or discuraging post. Please only posts of support. We can all get this done, If we petition right. Post below if you want The Division , especially the Jinny Character, to release as a VideoGame franchise for X-Box and all the other consoles that can handle it. Remember, such a franchise will include all of San Fransisco unlocked, plus locked stages that includes Marin County, Oakland, and possibly even some of San Fransisco's southern suberbs.