I'll be submitting a new Q&A to Mattel in the next couple of days, so you have until Sunday to give me questions. Please if your only intention is to come in here and bash the fact Mattel often gives BS answers, don't respond. I am simply posting this up as a courtesy to those who may actually have some solid questions they would like to ask. Virtually no other site gives Retro-Action any coverage in their Q&As, so I am doing this because I think the fanbase deserves to have it's voice heard.
Couple of quick notes for the questions, for those that don't know how this game works...
1. Try to be creative in your question. If you're interested in a particular character, you can't just ask "Will you guys make Solomon Grundy?"... You have to phrase it to be less specific and leave it more open ended. Otherwise you'll be smacked down with a "we can't discuss upcoming character selection" answer.
2. Feel free to ask questions on QC, MattyCollector shipping issues, etc, but try not to be rude. The more constructive criticism you give, the better the results typically are.
3. Mattel will not give intimate internal details, such as sales numbers, etc, but you can ask questions about how the line is doing and if it's meeting expectations etc. Likewise you can ask about different selections, potential new avenues of sales, just note that you will never get an answer as to crucial internal numbers.
If nobody has any questions, that's fine too. I just thought I would dedicate a few questions to Retro-Action, as I have in the past, and decided to see if anyone here had any. If a bunch of good questions are submitted, I may dedicate the entire Q&A to it. Thanks all.
Couple of quick notes for the questions, for those that don't know how this game works...
1. Try to be creative in your question. If you're interested in a particular character, you can't just ask "Will you guys make Solomon Grundy?"... You have to phrase it to be less specific and leave it more open ended. Otherwise you'll be smacked down with a "we can't discuss upcoming character selection" answer.
2. Feel free to ask questions on QC, MattyCollector shipping issues, etc, but try not to be rude. The more constructive criticism you give, the better the results typically are.
3. Mattel will not give intimate internal details, such as sales numbers, etc, but you can ask questions about how the line is doing and if it's meeting expectations etc. Likewise you can ask about different selections, potential new avenues of sales, just note that you will never get an answer as to crucial internal numbers.
If nobody has any questions, that's fine too. I just thought I would dedicate a few questions to Retro-Action, as I have in the past, and decided to see if anyone here had any. If a bunch of good questions are submitted, I may dedicate the entire Q&A to it. Thanks all.
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