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Pulp Fiction Gets The Arcade Treatment In 8-Bit Cinema Video
The folks over at CineFix have put together a new episode of its 8-bit Cinema series, wherein it imagines popular films as pixelated video games, imagining what a Pulp Fiction game might look like.
Interactive elements include quick-time events related to cleaning the car before Jimmie's wife comes home, avoiding fatalities in the diner hold up, dancing, and many others. You can check out the video below. It looks much better than Quentin Tarantino's other movie to video game adaptation, Reservoir Dogs, which we gave a 5.75 out of 10 when we reviewed it in 2006.
CineFix has put together a whole collection of video like this covering movie monsters, Elf, and The Hunger Games.
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