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Shawshank Redemption Envisioned As A Game Like You've Always Wanted
In 1994, Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman starred in a movie adaptation of a Stephen King novel about a banker who was sentenced to life in Shawshank State Prison for the murder of his wife and her lover. Of course, the first thing that most people said when they walked out of the theater was, "When are they going to turn that into a video game?" Sadly, that never happened, but now we know what that game should have looked like.
Get a quick recap to Andy Dufresne's life behind bars thanks to CineFix.
Speaking of movies, do you think that the video game industry even needs movies? Or are there any old video game movies that deserve a second shot as a television show?
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