This week, Pixelosophy does more of the same but in reverse. The boys jump back into the adaptation pool, but this time they give you the video games they want to see adapted into other mediums like film, television or comics. So adapt yourself into your chair, and have a look.
Posts Tagged ‘Adaptation’
Pixelosophy Episode 53: Clothing Rash
July 5th, 2010
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This week, Pixelosophy goes back to the future. Just watch the cold open and close; you’ll get it. After that, Aaron and Alex pitch their ideas for the properties they’d like to see turned into video games. Wait for it…Pixelosophy: The Video Game, anyone? No? Anyone?
Alex’s Top 5 Properties That Should Be Games
June 30th, 2010
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If you look at the video game section of your local electronics retailer, it is undoubtedly littered with games that are based on popular movies. Iron Man 2, Toy Story 3, How to Train Your Dragon, and countless others sit there on the shelves, mocking your intelligence. Because we had so much fun talking about [...]
Pixelosophy Episode 46: Adapting Groundhogs
May 10th, 2010
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This week, Pixelosophy learns to adapt. Of course, they mean that in a super-gamey sort of way. Alex wants developers to throw the adaptation net a little wider when looking for gaming subject matter, and Aaron wishes cinema would do its best to adapt the core languages of video games rather than just the superficial [...]
Tuesday’s With Maurie-The Game
May 5th, 2010
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We open with an image of a single video game case. No, scrap that. We start with a character standing in a room, hidden in shadow, the godfather of gaming. No. We open with Alex Leach, young, wiry, pacing in his room, talking into a tape recorder gathering his thoughts. Open with Shigeru Miyamoto pushing [...]