That book would make a great video game!
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The Harry Potter BOOKS, maybe? I dunno. Come to think of it there aren't too many written stories that seem to translate well, directly into video game form.
First thing that popped into my head. An entire game about a school system out to get you with ever increasing difficulty and a huge number of modifiers for team play online. They could use the "Deadspace" gravity physics, and the command wheel from "Mass Effect 2", even going so far as to add new units with unique abilities, like grenades, jet packs, and shield generation.zehydra said:
I really can't think of any books that I've read that would be implemented very well as games.
MAYBE Lord of the Flies. If only if there was a mini-game that allowed me to kill Piggy over and over again.
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Actually now that I think about it, there never was a real Twilight game that I've seen. Other than that Scene-It? game for the Wii that has the title slapped on it.
You'd think a franchise like that would make games for it considering it's success. Even if the games would most likely be really crappy $20 budget titles.
MAYBE Lord of the Flies. If only if there was a mini-game that allowed me to kill Piggy over and over again.
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Actually now that I think about it, there never was a real Twilight game that I've seen. Other than that Scene-It? game for the Wii that has the title slapped on it.
You'd think a franchise like that would make games for it considering it's success. Even if the games would most likely be really crappy $20 budget titles.
Battle Royale would make a great online game, I think, and if someone could do it really, reaaally right, The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon could be an awesome survival-horror game.
Dante's Inferno, of course.
It could be done better still by following the poem more and have it be a survival horror game.
It could be done better still by following the poem more and have it be a survival horror game.
Ouu, there's an idea, I haven't red the deltora series for years though.erandure said:
Alot of steampunk books, for I think they're using the steampunk universe at all, it's fun, creative and can be manipulated into the wildest things.
Hitchhikers guide 
(I mean a new one, not the hardest text adventure in the universe.)
It would make a sweet RPG
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(I mean a new one, not the hardest text adventure in the universe.)
It would make a sweet RPG
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Ninja'd at the last second! D:Tonjac said:
My immunology text book.
No think about it.
A RTS game that involves the human immune system.
Producing leukocytes, altering their type.
Selecting the best immunoglobulins.
Fighting off bacteria. Virus infection.
A special sub-mission where you get a allergy.
I could be pretty cool.
The cover is already pretty video-game-ish
No think about it.
A RTS game that involves the human immune system.
Producing leukocytes, altering their type.
Selecting the best immunoglobulins.
Fighting off bacteria. Virus infection.
A special sub-mission where you get a allergy.
I could be pretty cool.
The cover is already pretty video-game-ish
Scott Lynch's "The Lies of Locke Lamora".
Real potential for a deep, story-driven Stealth-'em-up set in a beautiful environment. Though I would fear that it would become too much of a Grand Theft Auto clone/Sandbox...=/
Mebbe this one is better suited for the tabletop gamers.
Real potential for a deep, story-driven Stealth-'em-up set in a beautiful environment. Though I would fear that it would become too much of a Grand Theft Auto clone/Sandbox...=/
Mebbe this one is better suited for the tabletop gamers.