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What Makes A Good Video Game Adaptation? - Episode 15
In this episode 15, we delve into the ins and outs of what we think the real struggles are of turning some of the worlds most loved and adored games into a film or TV series. We've all heard someone say "it's not as good as the book", when talking about a film or TV series adaptation of a book, and you can probably swap out the word "book" for "game" and have a valid argument most of the time when discussing video game adaptations too. It's no easy feat to turn such an interactive and immersive experience into another medium, but why? What are the inherent difficulties of converting this form of entertainment? Do different genres, play styles, graphics, narratives dictate how it can be adapted? Will they ever be able to capture what its like to play the game? Is that crucial? Listen to the episode to hear our thoughts on video game adaptations, and click the links to get involved in the discussions with us!Click here to see our socials, YouTube and join our Discord!Or if you want to get in touch with us, send a message to hello@checkpointradio.co.ukCheckpoint Radio is hosted by Ben, Connor, Charlie and James.