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E3 2009: Tom & Jerry MMO Announced

By Siam Choudhury, Editor-in-Chief
Published June 2, 2009

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TurnOut Ventures today announced an MMORPG based on the the Tom & Jerry TV franchise. The game is set to launch in early 2010 and is said to “… open the door to the world of the eponymous cat and mouse duo.”

Players will create and control their own cat and mouse characters in the wacky cartoon world where they will embark on quests, customize their cat and mouse avatars, engage in classic Tom and Jerryantics in both ‘Player versus Environment’ (PvE) and ‘Player versus Player’ (PvP) modes, and interact with other players using a variety of social tools.

The game is being developed by Hello Kitty! Online developers Typhoon Games using the Unity engine, the same engine used for Fusion Fall.

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8 Responses to “E3 2009: Tom & Jerry MMO Announced”

  1. The MMO Gamer on June 2nd, 2009 17:00

    #mmo E3 2009: Tom & Jerry MMO Announced http://bit.ly/9I3yq

  2. announced topsy 10 on June 2nd, 2009 17:00

    E3 2009: Tom & Jerry MMO Announced : The MMO Gamer

  3. MMO News on June 2nd, 2009 17:01

    MMO News: The MMO Gamer. E3 2009: Tom & Jerry MMO Announced http://pingyou.net/?l=17520

  4. Siam Choudhury on June 2nd, 2009 17:01

    RT @TheMMOGamer:E3 2009: Tom & Jerry MMO Announced http://bit.ly/9I3yq (1vs1 PvP, indoor setting? :P )

  5. Thomas Sieben on June 3rd, 2009 00:50

    hahaha RT @TheMMOGamer #mmo E3 2009: Tom & Jerry MMO Announced http://bit.ly/9I3yq

  6. John Ayers on June 3rd, 2009 01:02

    Wow… really? – http://tr.im/ng4V “I’ve got a level 27 Spike the bulldog!”

  7. John Ayers on June 3rd, 2009 01:02

    Wow… really? – http://tr.im/ng4V "I’ve got a level 27 Spike the bulldog!"

  8. Ferrel on June 3rd, 2009 13:44

    This isn't an IP that I imagined would be picked up. Don't get me wrong, I love Tom and Jerry. I just wasn't aware kids were still into them.

    The concept might actually be pretty cool.

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