What books, movies, shows, ect. would make a good video game?

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  1. Grab a Controller profile image60
    Grab a Controllerposted 10 years ago

    What books, movies, shows, ect. would make a good video game?

    I'm doing research for a hub that I want to work on, and some of my responses include "Supernatural," "Captain Underpants," "Firefly," "The Host," "Breaking Bad," "Hannibal," and the most unusual being "Twilight," but the game centers around killing all of the characters rather than play as them.

    So I just want to know: what would you like to see be made into a game? What would the gameplay be like or what game would it be similar to?

  2. EJ Lambert profile image72
    EJ Lambertposted 10 years ago

    I think Inception would make an AMAZING video game.  The depth of possibilities you could go with in the dream world, plenty of baddies, cerebral storytelling.  Just awesome stuff for a gamer to work with.

    1. Grab a Controller profile image60
      Grab a Controllerposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      I definitely agree with you on that, EJ! Inception was one of the best movies I have ever seen, and it would definitely make a fun action game. I'm curious as to how that would work... The possibilities are endless! Thanks for the great answer!

  3. Ronna Pennington profile image81
    Ronna Penningtonposted 10 years ago

    Is there a game based on Erin Hunter's Warrior series? The books are neat. For little kids, Skippy Jon Jones is a fun, active character.

    1. Grab a Controller profile image60
      Grab a Controllerposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      I haven't heard of a Warrior game, but it sounds interesting.  Skippy Jon Jones sounds like it could be a great children's game. Thank you for the fun answers! smile

  4. Pazthelobster profile image75
    Pazthelobsterposted 10 years ago

    I'd like to go with a video game set in the Neverwhere universe. Not necessarily the same story, just set in the same universe. So many possibilities. Neil Gaiman should also have direct creative control.

    1. Grab a Controller profile image60
      Grab a Controllerposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      I will be sure to do my research on that series. It sounds very interesting! Thanks for the input

  5. Willsummerdreamer profile image65
    Willsummerdreamerposted 10 years ago

    I actually asked a question similar to this but anyway: The Wheel of Time series would make a good RPG, Doctor Who (yeah I know they make video games of that already but I want more of them), Stephen King's The Dark Tower series would also make a good RPG, Cell (also by Stephen King) would make a good survival horror, Neil Gaiman's American Gods might make for a good point and click adventure game, Asimov's Foundation series would make a good action RPG. And thats all I can think of off the top of my head.

    1. Grab a Controller profile image60
      Grab a Controllerposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Oops! I'm sorry for not noticing it, Willsummerdreamer! The list of similar questions did not show up...
      I read and really liked Cell, so I can see why that would make a great game. I will have to do my research on the others. Thanks for answering!smile

    2. Willsummerdreamer profile image65
      Willsummerdreamerposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      @ Grab a Controller: its ok smile. good luck on the article.

    3. Sarah Christina profile image70
      Sarah Christinaposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      I totally agree and was also going to suggest the Wheel of Time series! lol

  6. Kitsune87 profile image70
    Kitsune87posted 10 years ago

    I personally think The Lost World: Jurassic Park would make a nice one. I'm talking about the book, not the movie. Other than that, I think the show Primeval would make a pretty nice game. The works of Edgar Allan Poe would be good too. But since I'm a huge comic geek, I personally would love to see Legend of Oz:The Wicked West, Gen13, Grimm Fariytales, Princess of Mars and Batman Beyond as games. I would've suggested World War Z, but that's technically already a video game.

    I think they would be pretty nice exploration action games in the vein of Tomb Raider, Uncharted and the Arkham series. And Primeval, I think would be amazing as kind of a detective and stealthy game. Get handed a mission to explore an anomaly, and how you go about it is up to the player.

 
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