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Mad Max: Fury Road As A 90s Arcade Game
1Besides a 1990 NES game and Outlander, there wasn’t really a Mad Max video game back in the day that was just as good as the first three movies. If anything, the second movie’s plot had potential for a super arcade game.
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Titanic As A SNES RPG
The largest ship of the early 20th century would also be one of the smallest JRPG settings, as seen in this video by CineFix.
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Scarface As An NES Shooter
The 1983 movie Scarface with Al Pacino’s Tony Montana and his M-16a1 machine gun would have made a really great side-scrolling shooter. And it would need to have the craziest final level if it followed the movie’s story properly.
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The New Godzilla Movie, Retold As A Weird 16-Bit Game
CineFix is back with its old-school video game reconstructions of movies. This time they processed the story of this year’s Godzilla, and it turned out to be a strange mixture of Metal Slug and SNK’s King of Monsters.