Is there a way to make a great video game adaptation that does the source material justice? Video game adaptations seem to be cursed. From the ill-fated theatrical premiere of Super Mario Bros. in 1993 to the underwhelming performance of the recently released Uncharted, these star-studded, big-budget films often miss the mark completely, failing to live up to their source material. Unlike Marvel and DC comics, video games are a bit tricky to bring to the screen. Video games typically have a campaign that takes a gamer around nine to 20 hours to play through. These are meticulously crafted to represent the themes and tone of the game's story. Video games also allow the player freedom to move freely through the space, exploring the intricate details of the world, and discovering the lore surrounding the main story. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Thursday, 5 May, 2022