I would watch a Red Dead Redemption show. Imagine an hour long, mature, HBO show, that starts years before the events of the original story and gradually builds towards the games conclusion.
For anime I would go with Tekken, because I think the story in the first few installments of that game is loose enough that it would allow for a lot of freedom in an adaptation, and because the colorful characters, crazy action, and occasional goofiness would work well in an anime. I know there was that animated movie, but it was too short to really work. I would also be totally down to watch a Chrono Trigger, or Chrono Cross anime, even if it means I'd have to put up with Akira Toriyama-ness.
As for movies I don't really care, I don't think the formats translate very well in that direction.
I would love to see Quantum Conundrum as a Saturday morning cartoon show. It could be a time traveling tv show similar to Mr Peabody and Sherman except the boy in the game could change dimensions and alter history.
For example, the boy saves president Lincoln by changing the dimension into fluffy dimension and Wilkes Booth's bullet change into cotton while changing theater into pink and fluffy and Abe Lincoln wears a pink fluffy suit and top hat.
I would watch a Red Dead Redemption show. Imagine an hour long, mature, HBO show, that starts years before the events of the original story and gradually builds towards the games conclusion.
For anime I would go with Tekken, because I think the story in the first few installments of that game is loose enough that it would allow for a lot of freedom in an adaptation, and because the colorful characters, crazy action, and occasional goofiness would work well in an anime. I know there was that animated movie, but it was too short to really work. I would also be totally down to watch a Chrono Trigger, or Chrono Cross anime, even if it means I'd have to put up with Akira Toriyama-ness.
As for movies I don't really care, I don't think the formats translate very well in that direction.
Sadly Tekken had an anime and it was very very bad, but i would like to see them try again.
Like a lot of people, I'm not a big fan of game-to-movie or movie-to-game adaptations.
But if I had to choose anything I'd probably go for a Guild Wars movie. The original Guild Wars had a story enjoyable and suspenseful enough for an adventure movie of some kind.
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