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Here's Lost As A 16-Bit Super Nintendo-Era RPG
Fans of the science fiction ABC show Lost and gamers are one in the same. We've seen numerous references to LOST in video games as well as artists creating their own versions of point and click LOST adventures.
The latest LOST video game crossover comes from College Humor, which imagines a 16-bit Super Nintendo era RPG based on Lost. Unfortunately, it's only a video, but It looks awesome, and also pokes fun at the show in a number of sly ways. You'll have to head here to check it out.
[via Kotaku]
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