We are always complaining that video games based on movies tend to be bad, not to say very bad or downright garbage. Of course there are some exceptions, it would be missing more, but as a general rule they are usually products of very doubtful quality. Also, this does not come exactly from now, no. It has been done a lifetime.
So much so that today I have spent a good portion of my time searching and searching for the most poisonous movie-based titles I could find. It is not difficult to find ten games that meet these two simple requirements (be based on movies and be worse than rat juice), it is enough to do a little memory, so the challenge was to present them here in the most comfortable way and graphic possible.
How? Well, in the form of Top10 in video, neither more nor less. Otherwise I would have gotten a bad post. Nice, yes, but great. And sometimes you don’t feel like it. Sometimes the body asks us to press play and the images speak for themselves. And that’s what I’ve done.
The order of the video games that appear in the video is based on the year in which they were released (we started in the early 80’s and ended there in 2007). This is basically because in some cases it was difficult for me to decide which one was worse, so doing them in order of quality was much more complicated. You are going to see titles based on ‘Friday the 13th’ , ‘Back to the Future’ or ‘Total Challenge’ . All absolutely evil and infectious, but surely more than one, for whatever reason, will have taken a liking to them.
Logically, as the end of the video itself indicates, many titles have been left out. This is something that always happens when making lists: not everything fits and you have to select. Surely you are capable of listing another good handful, so if you feel like it, don’t be shy, that’s what the comments are for. The same even give me ideas for another installment of this type.
Update 02/18/2010: at popular request I have made a new version of the video. This time with background music and my melodious voice over. I hope you like it and that you don’t beat me up a lot because two things happen: 1) I don’t usually do this type of story, I’m not a professional announcer, and 2) I can answer you, if I get around, with the following phrase: “do it you. And better. ” Constructive criticism will be well received, it would be missing more.
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