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5 Movies that Should be Made into Games

Here are 5 movies that would make awesome games...

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Nikhil Taneja|Nov 18, 2006, 12:46:12 IST

The relationship between Hollywood and the Gaming Industry goes way back—whether it's games that were based on movies or vice-versa—and most of them bombed so badly, it wasn't funny! (Remember Super Mario Brothers or Street Fighter? Those movies really made me slit my wrists). Aside from these crappy ventures, there are those movies that cry out to be made into games and here are 5 movies that really need to have games based on them according to me…

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300

In Warner Bros.’ upcoming movie—300—a vastly outnumbered force of 300 Spartans headed by King Leonidas take on a massive Persian army. If you watch the trailer available on their website, you’ll know exactly why this movie HAS to be made into a game; the bloodshed in this movie seems so masterfully choreographed that it will make you clench your teeth in an evil smile full of tasteful satisfaction, and the spirit of the soldiers will definitely invigorate you (I recommend watching this trailer before workouts).

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Nikhil Taneja is a Mumbai-based writer who swears by Aaron Sorkin, Chandler Bing and Brit cinema in general and thinks "Taneja main hoon, mark idhar hai" is a witty thing to say in a bio. He likes writing about foreign movies and TV shows (whenever he's not watching them). You can stalk him on Twitter (only) at: @tanejamainhoon</a>

First Published:Nov 18, 2006, 12:46:12 IST
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