Freddie W. also got payed by EA to make Battlefield 3 promos.

huh interesting, but honestly I'm ready for vampire hunter to come out and get done so we can finally get a trailer for Spielberg's Lincoln...cant wait to see Daniel Day Lewis as Lincoln

I still don't like the movie.

wish it was real

I would play that game maybe even buy it too...

Spoiler alert: John Wilkes booth will be a vampire

This game may actually have been awesome... as long as they kept it 8-bit rather than transforming it into another drab 3D beater. And also, who would player 2 be? Zombie George Washington? Still can't believe this movie exists.

This is.. actually somethiing coll basd on something so-so thats based on something lame...

This three-minute video of a fake movie-tie-in game is more enertaining than the three-minute commercial for the real movie tie-in.

If you could CTRL+Z anything, what would it be and why?

Here we see the power of being awesome at making videos on youtube.

I think it's probably good they didn't make a full game.  I like how the writer of this article says "The strange thing about this video from the Internet's Freddie Wong, is that 20th Century Fox paid to produce a video of a fake Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter video game, as opposed to just paying to create a real Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter video game." as if it were easy to make a video game.  This probably took animators a month and one tenth of the budget of a game development where a game would take a year or more and then everyone would whine about how terrible it is (myself included).  It's probably for the best that they made this cool video instead of taking the risk to make a bad movie game.

I love the video though and I'm glad Freddie is still getting recognized here.  VGHS and his other videos are awesome.

-RGC

i made my Fallout character look like him. with the axe and everything. it was amazing.

haha I would so buy this...

I want an axe-shotgun.

Lol... Abe Lincoln.

Oh man this was so historically accurate right up till hte point where Abe passed in front of the American flags and they obviously had too many stars on them. So close to being historically perfect.

I think I'll be taking Spielberg's take on Honest Abe a bit more seriously. . .

I will buy this, if in the future it exists