Let's face it, most of us who play MMO games are cut from the same cloth growing up on the same cartoons and laughing at inappropriate comments. Could the market be expanded using widely known IP's such as King of the Hill or does it take more than familiarity to draw in a decent audience? We take a look at four cartoons that just might have what it takes to make the grade even if it's on a small scale. Who could pull it off? Take a look inside to find out.

When you consider the cartoons that began the industry and brought entertainment to countless children over decades, one stands out among the rest. In brief adventures meant to whet moviegoer appetites, Warner Brothers Looney Tunes made Bugs Bunny and friends a legend. What better icon to market to the younger generation and those of us with fond memories? It would, of course, not be serious and would trade intricate combat with bouncing on people or summoning anvils to drop on their heads. I know Disney already tried something similar with ToonTown, but this is using an actual IP that already appeals to consumers all over the world.

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