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 YouTube / iTunes / RSS Feed / Google Play / Episode list  Guaranteed* Audio RETURNS with a 2 1/2  hour mega episode where we discuss the video game film adaptation sub-genre! Dan Hamilton, co-star from Computer Fighters, joins us for the show!0:00:00 Guaranteed* newest content announcements, housekeeping0:01:42 Introductions- Dan!0:04:05 ⚡ Media Current ⚡  Luce, Farscape, Star Trek TNG, and  Hieronymus Bosch0:19:42 Video Game Movies: They're Bad! 

Super Mario Brothers (May 28, 1993)

Street Fighter (December 23, 1994)

Mortal Kombat (August 18, 1995)

Pokémon: The First Movie (November 10, 1999)

Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (June 15, 2001)

Resident  Evil (March 15, 2002)

Doom (October 21, 2005)

Silent Hill (April 21, 2006)

Max Payne (October 17, 2008)

1:29:30 Detective Pikachu, Sonic predictions, musings2:05:30 Dan Hamilton's NEW Sonic Quiz2:15:00 Questions From Patrons   Dan Hamilton's charity gaming channel: Limited Bandwidth 

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BELLA!

Had this podcast on my ears all day while doing my projects for college, really made my day! I for one think pixels could have an interesting video game adaptation, you can be Adam Sandler and race against the Pacman and stuff, I doubt they could get the rights to do that though.

BELLA!

On a More serious note I believe that turning the teenager fantasy book series of like 80 books Warrior Cats into a open world game would make it much more successful than the books, they don't have to adapt the story just make a Skyrim kinda game where you are a cat and live in a forest with a society and religion and stuff and you have to survive, everyone would love that. But a pixels the movie the video game is still my first answer to the question

Joe Shuttle

The Sonic Movie simply should be modeled after the Saturday Morning (SatAM) Sonic the Hedgehog. There's just more story. I mean, the show implied Dr. Robotnic traveled from earth, started out as generally good & worked with Sonic's grandfather on robotics to make prosthetic limbs for the citizens of the planet. What if, for a movie, Robotnic had a terminally ill daughter, and as Robotnic is experimenting to convert his daughter in to a machine, Sonic's grandfather stops Robotnic from trying to pervert life & death by immortalizing her as a machine. Driven mad with sadness & rage, Robotnic becomes determined to cure all life of death though machines (like the Cybermen from Dr. Who), and only Sonic & his rebel pals can stop Dr. Robotnic. Might be a hard sell for kids, but I bet it would turn out better than the sonic movie we’re going to end up with.