Un topic dédié aux adaptations plus ou moins heureuses de jeux vidéos en film (qui fleurissent en ce moment, entre Uncharted et GOW voire MGS - dites-moi si je fais erreur).

Je commence avec ceci

Ca fait rever.

Quel intéret d'adapter en film ce qui est déjà influencé par un film?

La possibilité d'en faire un jeu vidéo ensuite ? :book:

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:hum

Collin farell en Prince... ;delarue

Putin j'avais pas vu que c'etait lui.... -_-

Fait pas tres perse quand meme....

Vous êtes des glands, c'est Jake "Donnie Darko" Gyllenhaal.

Et le Prince n'a jamais fait arabe, c'est pour ça qu'il a l'air sympa.

The fag of persia.
Coming soon.

T'façons le jeu est déjà à chier.

Par contre j'avais vu Warrior within dans un top des pires jeux jamais sortis :

PoP, avec sa fin téléchargeable et l'impression que j'ai d'y avoir déjà joué? C'est le genre de jeux que j'achète pas.

Phanto à d'ailleurs eu un debut de regles abondantes au niveau du cul avec mon post sur Prince Of Persia.

C'est un bon jeu pour moi aussi. Très imparfait - trop peu de passages possibles et de mouvements d'acrobaties et mauvais combats -, mais intéressant.

Ouais, un PoP quoi....

Les deux premiers sur PC et Macintosh sont des joyaux.

Je veux mon remake de The Shadow and the Flame

Citation:

The MovieSet Blog has learned details about the latest video game to be turned into a movie and no, Uwe Boll is nowhere near this project's set (hey, speaking of Mr. Boll whatever happened to the release of Far Cry?) The film is called King of Fighters and is based on the SNK Playmore arcade fighting game that debuted in 1994 and has spawned 11 sequels and 13 — yeah, you read that right — 13 spinoff games. By comparison, Capcom's Street Fighter and Midway's Mortal Kombat brawler franchises are still in the single digits with their sequels. Learn all the cast, crew and story details after the jump, player! The King of Fighters movie quietly began filming in Vancouver, Canada on November 27 under the eye of director Gordon Chan, the dynamic Hong Kong-born helmer of Fist of Legend, Beast Cop and the 2003 Jackie Chan movie The Medallion. The screenplay is by newcomer Rita Augustine. The movie stars Maggie Q (Live Free and Die Hard), Sean Faris (Never Back Down), Will Yun Lee (Elektra), Francoise Yip (Aliens vs. Predator - Requiem), Monique Ganderton (Supernatural) and the coolest Sith Lord ever, Ray Park (a.k.a. Darth Maul from Star Wars: The Phantom Menace). It also looks like the King of Fighters movie will introduce a new science fiction spin into the setting established in the games' universe by following the surviving members of three legendary fighting clans who are continually whisked away to other dimensions by an evil power. As the fighters enter each new world they battle that universe's native defenders, while the force that brought them seeks to find a way to invade and infect our world. Pardon me while I show how much of a nerd I am but it kind of sounds like a little bit of Highlander and Marvel's Exiles comic book series. Not that I'm complaining, I'm just sayin'. Joseph Chou, Tim Kwok and Bobby Sheng are the film's producers. The movie is targeted for a 2010 release.

OMG

Sinon j'ai vu Doom dans un magasin à 20€ recemment, ça m'a fait sourir.

http://www.sankakucomplex.com/2009/07/23/hollywoods-grabs-gungrave/

Mes condoleances aux fanx de Yasuhiro Nightow

http://www.wired.com/gamelife/2009/04/shadow-of-the-c/

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A Sony Pictures film based on the critically acclaimed PlayStation 2 game Shadow of the Colossus is in the works, Hollywood Reporter and Variety reported Tuesday. Ben Fritz of Variety’s The Cut Scene blog reports that his friend Justin Marks, who wrote this year’s Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li, is writing the script. Fritz gives us an insider’s peek at how the game may be translated to the big screen: Citation: I understand the folks working on the project are planning to have some of the characters who appear only momentarily in the game, such as those who try to track down and stop Wander, play bigger roles in the film. And despite the game’s somewhat "artsy" cred, they’re hoping Shadow will be a Lord of the Rings-style fantasy tentpole. Fritz also points out that the movie has just started its process of development, which he calls a "first step" — "very far from actually making it to the big screen." So it’s not a sure thing, as of yet. I’m sure many of you are torn in exactly the same way I am right now. On the one hand, Shadow of the Colossus is one of my all-time favorite games, and it would be great to see it get more mainstream exposure. On the other hand, videogame movies are usually terrible.

http://www.jeuxvideo.com/news/2009/00038920-the-king-of-fighters-le-trailer-du-film.htm

cette horreur.

le casting