> Admittendly, there have been book and movie versions of other games, but no RPGs, and they've often been with same characters but diffent plots, plus they've been of games that don't have great plots.
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I have wanted for a long time to go to Hollywood and beat whoever picks which games to make into movies over the head and scream at them, "TRY USING SOMETHING THAT HAD A PLOT TO START WITH!!" Of course, I was thinking more along the lines of adventure games (sans puzzles for a movie version, of course), but hey.

Of course, perhaps some things are better left as untouched by Hollywood as possible. I can think of several adventure games right off the bat that would translate well into a movie and also a lot that wouldn't. Only games with heavy character interaction would work as movies, I would say. A movie based on Myst would be rather dull. ;)

Sosi"was reminded of many an adventure game while seeing Atlantis yesterday in the theater"qui