Special Live Action Episode!
Could you imagine an episode of The Walking Dead Game acted out with all the gameplay elements we've come to love? (Examples Below)
I love the comic look. Don't get me wrong. I don't want to put any artist out of work. They do a fantastic job.
I just happen to also think that the point and click style gameplay could possibly be adapted to live footage. I think 20 years after the first FMV games were put out, the genre can be redone.
Maybe some mechanics would have to change, but the basic idea of player center choices driving the narrative would be largely intact.
It would be ground breaking in blurring the lines between games and film that has been going on for years if can be improved upon old FMV games. Films use CGI and special effects to add fantasy. Video games mimic facial expressions and use motion capture to add realism.
I find the whole idea exciting.
Here are some examples of the concept in action:
1. "The X-Giles Game" FMV (Full Motion Video) Adventure Game from the 90's
http://youtu.be/vmRmyZJ7ZK8
2. An Interactive Movie (Close in Concept)
http://youtu.be/9p1yBlV7Ges
3. A First Person Shooter Live Action (Not Interactive)
http://youtu.be/wwnMfvfPQQE
What do you think?
I love the comic look. Don't get me wrong. I don't want to put any artist out of work. They do a fantastic job.
I just happen to also think that the point and click style gameplay could possibly be adapted to live footage. I think 20 years after the first FMV games were put out, the genre can be redone.
Maybe some mechanics would have to change, but the basic idea of player center choices driving the narrative would be largely intact.
It would be ground breaking in blurring the lines between games and film that has been going on for years if can be improved upon old FMV games. Films use CGI and special effects to add fantasy. Video games mimic facial expressions and use motion capture to add realism.
I find the whole idea exciting.
Here are some examples of the concept in action:
1. "The X-Giles Game" FMV (Full Motion Video) Adventure Game from the 90's
http://youtu.be/vmRmyZJ7ZK8
2. An Interactive Movie (Close in Concept)
http://youtu.be/9p1yBlV7Ges
3. A First Person Shooter Live Action (Not Interactive)
http://youtu.be/wwnMfvfPQQE
What do you think?
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reminds me of the "choose your own adventure" books I use to read back in the day when I was starting out in English.
brought me to this game here.
it could use kinect/leap too
Then you should look up some old DOS games that were just that.One was called Might of the Minotaur or something like that.
DOS?
Is that the old computer system?
Sorry man I'm relatively new to computers. I'll pm you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3yNsBBbv3o
Use with Kinect/Leap would be awesome.
Since an episode is basically the length of a movie and then some, I would pay a higher price for a project like this. I think $20 would be reasonable.
If they do it right, they could make more money with one episode than they did the entire season. They're artist but they're also business people. I'm realistic.
This would have to get the film/TV and video game industry buzzing. It could open doors for the studio if it's a hit.
I can imagine it being a precursor to season 2 or an epilogue to season 1. Maybe something that bridges the gap.
Perhaps they could work with the show producers. It would not only draw fans of the show that don't read the comic but they have the infrastructure to make something like this happen fairly quickly. They have the props, the special effects, the studio, and all that good stuff in place.
Give more info on that.I really like to see it.
Second.. Walking Rain ? It would require faster reflexes though.
Well, obviously I did!
haha. I had a vague memory of something similar but nothing concrete. Thanks for sharing.
It's great because it shows there was an audience for this kind of work.
Second, after 20 years, I'm sure tech has come a long way. And if they could do it back then....
Third, it's not crazy to revisit old ideas. In film, what was color? Or more recently, 3D? "Avatar" really pushed what you could do with an existing tech in terms of story telling.
The idea of the iPad was thought of in the 90's: Newton MessagePad 100. It came into it's own 15 years later.
If anybody could reinvent the wheel and create a product nobody knew they wanted I think Telltale could.
shame on the double posting use the edit button
in the enter the dominatrix mission (not the cancelled dlc expansion) with the deckers.
i think after a couple of missions the fbi hacker kensi calls you to one of the deckers old bases on a pier/near the water.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSg-AwpuQUs the video is a full guide so contains spoilers
you then enter matrix style in to a tron like parady mission the dos game section is in that.just as you find the firewall area...it's short but funny..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragons_lair
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=znO_m00s8II#!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Interactive_movie_video_games
Try those, or google a more specific search.
http://youtu.be/jbl_23GwjJ8
Here's the hologram game I mentioned.