If you could choose a GoG game (or more than one) to be made into a live adaptation film, which ones would you pick and why?

Here would be my picks:

*The Blake Stone games, cause I like the setting and think it would be great for special effects and as a sci-fi action film.

*Shogo Mobile Armor division for pretty much the same reason.

*The Jagged Alliance games cause I think they would be great as over the top Hollywood action movies

*Evil Genius as an action comedy in the style of the Austin Powers movies

I was tempted to say the Fallout games, but I'm not too sure how well they would translate to film. Not all games are probably best suited for film versions. Which makes me wonder how they're going to pull off Battleship.

* Shogo (Love the setting)

* Duke 3D (hey, it's the duke... he deserves a Movie!)

Blood might be fun.

I think they could really work, if given the proper respectful treatment.

I'd like to see a movie version of Beyond Good and Evil. Sure it'd probably be a kids' animated series, but I'd watch it anyway.

Demonic wild west, you're damn right it would be fun.

I think Planescape Torment would be cool

Shogo would kick ass...


I think with the current love of vamps that Vampire the Masquerade Redemption would be an amazing movie trilogy

Bloodrayne. Oh wait... yeah Uwe Boll.

Ok then Postal. No, fucker got to that as well.

Ok then FarCr.... untalented wanker.

*Blood- With the right director, this could be a brilliant horror film with flavours of the evil dead kind of humour and references abound. The atmosphere alone would make it unique.

*Aquanox would make for a potentially great action/sci-fi film if done right.

*Arcanum as a faithful adaption that isn't dumbed down, the universe has such a great setting, but that would never fly in hollywood.

Sanitarium would be my choice as well. Just as long as Uwe Boll didn't come within 1000 miles of the production at any time.

Still Life!

Hmmm Psychonauts and Oddworld (With Abe as the central character) are the 2 that I'd like to see which I think are workable. Broken Sword would be cool too but to be honest PnC adventure games have a great storyline already, why ruin them by making them into films that risk cutting down on it?

Actually, that one was worth a watch.