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If Battlestar Galactica Were A 16-Bit RPG
College Humor has shown skill reimagining popular culture outside the world of gaming as an old-school RPG before with Game of Thrones. Last week the site posted another awesome old-school interpretation, this time breaking down the great sci-fi series Battlestar Galactica.
Check out the video below for yourself to see the most concise and accurate takedown of Battlestar's sometimes transcendent, sometimes frustrating plot. As a bonus, enjoy some seriously well-done chip-tune versions of memorable music from the show. But if you haven't watched the television series yet, look out for spoilers and think about fixing that. Despite the issues outlined in this video, it's still a show well worth watching.
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