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Since we only have six slots to use for the poll....and there are more atrocious video game adaptations than even three weeks of polling would cover, I thought we'd do a bit of pre-selection.

 

So what do you think have been the worst videogame adaptions?  I'll be looking for repeats in the answers, so don't be afraid if someone has already listed a movie.  Give it another shout-out.  And if you can think of six, give me six.  I'll run this thread for a few days only, so get your answers in soon.

 

Thanks....and Happy Nominating!



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do you mean video games inspired by a movie? like Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena

or movies from a video game? like doom or hitman?



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I mean movies that were re-makes or videogames...like Doom and hitman. Are those your nominations....or just examples?



dead or alive. the second streetfighter movie. the first final fantasy movie(not advent children). doom. and looking into the future gears of war.



In the name of the King..... that movie was F***king HORIBLE! shaggy from scooby doo made it somewhat tolerable.... but other that that Boll shold quit his directing, dig a ditch and and lie in it.



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Resident Evil: Extinction IMO was a predictable pile of...



Ugh, that's sort of like picking the worst way to stub your toe. They all hurt and I'd rather not think about it. =P

Can't we have a poll for the best videogame turned movie? Be a much shorter list I assure you.



GamingChartzFTW said:

Resident Evil: Extinction IMO was a predictable pile of...

 

 Worse than In the name of the king? I THINK NOT SIR! i actually kind of liked RE:E



Mortal Kombat movie, Silent Hill movie



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Did not seen Doom, and I loved Hitman (Olga...). So these are not my nominations.

I'd say mortal kombat, blood rayne, and resident evil.

Street Fighter was so ridiculously funny that it became enjoyable.



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