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How Television Misrepresents Video Games
I remember seeing this clip a few years ago when NBC’s police drama Life was still on the air. It’s still worth a laugh…and a cry. Anyone every made it to level 10 in Prince of Persia?
Seriously how did this end up on the air? How did Ubisoft approve this? I know I’ve seen a lot of other misrepresentations of video games in movies and TV. What about you? What are some of the most memorable movie/tv blunders regarding games that you can remember? Send them my way. We should make a master list, warning film executives of what not to do.
Check out the clip below to see what I’m talking about.
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