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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Reimagined As A 16-Bit Game Trailer
8-Bit Trailers, a YouTube segment by the channel JoBlo Movie Trailers, has reimagined the official trailer for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story in pixelated form.
While the channel's segment is called 8-Bit Trailers, this one is animated in 16-bit. The attention to detail is astonishing, from the replicated music reworked as a chiptune track, to the changes from scene to scene resembling the same cuts as the official trailer. Plus, it's really cool to imagine it as an SNES title.
For comparison, you can watch Rogue One's official trailer below.
You can also check out this video that reanimates Rogue One's official trailer in Lego. Earlier this month, there was a large leak that detailed more of the film's characters and vehicles. The upcoming film hits theaters December 16.
[Source: JoBlo Movie Trailers on YouTube]
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