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Reader Discussion – What Game Would You Like To See Adapted Into A Television Show?
Today news came that Amazon was greenlighting an animated show of Double Fine's Costume Quest. Costume Quest might not necessarily be a game that the masses have been clamoring to see a television adaptation of but it's definitely got potential, I think.
Anyway, I started thinking about games I'd love to see adapted into shows and I think both a straightforward serialized version of Grand Theft Auto IV or a prequel to Bioshock based on John Shirley's Pretty Good Tie-In Novel would be my choices. I also would dig a Saw-inspired take on Zero Escape.
What about you, readers? What games would you like to see adapted into shows? Let us know in the comments below.
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