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What If Happy Gilmore Was An 8-Bit Game?
Adam Sandler's classic '90s comedy is nearly 20-years-old, which means it just missed the era of the NES. But if for some reason Universal Pictures had decided to make a game based on the film, this is what it might have looked like.
Actually this probably looks better that what a real Happy Gilmore game would have looked like. If you haven't seen the film, here's the basic plot in less than three minutes using adorable 8-bit graphics.
[Source: CineFix]
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