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Fight Club Gets Digitized Into Fake 8-Bit Game
David Fincher's movie adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club novel came out in 1999, which makes it old, but not really old enough to have been made into an SNES video game. That won't stop some fans from dreaming.
This trailer for a fake 16-bit Fight Club game from CineFix looks infinitely better than the Fight Club fighting game that came out on PS2 back in 2004. Incidentally, if someone made a game that looked like the video below, I'd play it.
Also, check out this realistic Blanka from Street Fighter II, which has nothing to do with Fight Club.
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