gaming Favorite Game based of media

[Moved to Elsewhere 11,331]

So what is your favorite game based off of any form of media. It could be a TV show it could be a movie or anything that's based off of something. Here's mine

 

Spongebob Battle for Bikini Bottom: I recently played this game, it's actually very addicting and fun. It's kind of like Banjo Kazooie with Spongebob characters and the dialogue can be funny.

 

So what's your favorite discuss away!

[Moonlight 7,291]

Well, I rather liked "The Nightmare Before Christmas: Oogie's Revenge" which is an obvious video game version of the movie: "The Nightmare Before Christmas".

 

I just find the game to be tons of fun, especially the singing/dancing fights. 

[Scootalove 10,692]

My favorite video game based off of media, would have to be Batman 1989's video game based off of the 1989 movie.

[repsol rave 2,963]

the walking dead episodes for the xbox 360.

partially because it is the only game i own that is based on something other then well, the game.

and partially because the story is EPIC!

[Katana 298]

Pretty easily Batman: Arkham Asylum. When it was first announced, I thought "Oh, cool, a new Batman tie-in game; and it's actually not based on the movies. Eh, I actually have some hope that it might not suck."

 

It then went on to win game of the year awards, and a number of other adventure-fighting games since have copied its system of counters and combos.

 

A little side mention goes to Spiderman 2: The Video Game. You know a free-roaming game has succeeded when you actually enjoy wandering around the cityscape doing random stuff instead of missions.

[Geek0zoid 1,468]

I actually have a few. One of them are the WWE games. I'm a HUGE pro wrestling fanatic. Even though it's fake, it's still pretty fun to watch. Though, I will admit, the attitude era will always reign supreme in my book (I remember Stone Cold Steve Austin. Stomping mud holes and drinking beer.)

But, without a doubt, my favorite series has to be the Batman Arkham series. It does almost everything a video game can offer right. Good storylines, good controls, great mission structure, and best of all, fantastic game play.

[Radiance64 7,059]

Star Wars games, like Rogue Squadron and Force Unleashed(yeah, I liked those games, shuddup, where's #3?)

Spider-Man games(Spider-Man 2, Shattered Dimensions, also liked Edge of Time)

Oh and the King Kong game from 2005, one of the best and probably most overlooked and forgotten first-person games of all time, it was so good, as I remember it anyway.

[Champion RD92 8,658]

 

Spongebob Battle for Bikini Bottom: I recently played this game, it's actually very addicting and fun. 

 

Holy crap I loved that game, it was sooooo good. I was surprised how good that game actually was, I really loved it.

[Troblems 5,622]

Does Pokemon count? I'm not really sure which is based off which, but I'm really enjoying the 6th generation of thems pocket monsters. Right now I'm building up my team to trounce some newbs which catching them all. Because you just have to catch them all.

 

The scope of what can be done in pokemon has gotten so massive, it's no wonder adults still enjoy it.

[Celtore 2,770]

Battle for Bikini Bottom was a great game! The dialogue was funny, the level design was surprisingly fun and it didn't look like the devs shot it out for a quick buck.

 

Hmm, now I need to think... Oh I know! The SNES Toy Story game. I was a big fan of the movie when I was a kid and my parents bought the game for me. It was really difficult though and there was no way for 6 year old Celtore to beat it all the way through, but I made it up to the claw boss stage before I had to continue past it. The platforming I was surprisingly fine with.

[Megas 28,128]

I have plenty

The plethora of Star Wars games, Jedi Knight, Rogue Squadron, Battlefront, KotOR

Dragon Ball Z Budokai and the Tenkaichi series

Ultimate Spiderman

Marvel Ultimate Alliance

X-Men Legends

Spongebob Battle for Bikini Bottom and the Movie

Goldeneye(both Wii and N64 versions)

Simpsons Hit and Run and the Arcade Game

Smackdown Here Comes the Pain

Edited November 19, 2013 by Rusty Shackleford