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Message: [QUOTE="miguk, post: 76292, member: 1510"] [LIST] [*][I]Black Dynamite[/I]: Make it an open-world game like GTA or [I]Like A Dragon[/I]. Extra experience points or rewards awarded for how badass your methods of completing missions is. [*][I]Castaway on the Moon[/I]: Survival game where you use discarded day-to-day objects to figure out how to survive on an urban island. [*][I]Alice[/I] (1988 Czech film): Adventure/quasi-horror game. [*][I]Big Trouble in Little China[/I]: This movie always felt very video gamey anyways. Maybe a beat em up or action game ala GoW? I'd say fighting game, but [I]Mortal Kombat[/I] basically did that. [*][I]The Dark Crystal[/I]: It had a text adventure, but it deserves something much grander. [*][I]The Neverending Story[/I]: This movie is so close to being a [I]Legend of Zelda[/I] movie I don't get why nobody has made a game of it yet. [*][I]Pan's Labyrinth[/I]: Would work well as an adventure/horror game. Same goes for some other Guillermo del Toro films, like [I]The Shape of Water[/I]. [*][I]Perfume: The Story of a Murderer[/I]: Would make a great open-world with a unique system (using your super-powered sense of smell to complete tasks). [*][I]An American Werewolf in London[/I]: Okay, we first have to wait until the child-murdering director dies so he can't profit off of it. But after that, this would be a really interesting game. [*][LEFT][I]Little Shop of Horrors[/I] or [I]Sweeney Todd[/I]: Has a stage musical game been made yet? Would be interesting to see a game suddenly switch over to a musical number in the middle of the action.[/LEFT] [*][LEFT][I]They Live[/I]: The second and third acts of the movie lend it very well to a FPS.[/LEFT] [*][LEFT][I]Twin Peaks[/I]: Yes, multiple games have aped it. But we should get the real thing too.[/LEFT] [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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