Do you paly TV/Movie franchise games?

[Gooseberrysoda]

I've said this before, but here it is; A Nightmare on Elm Street is the best game on the NES (And my second favorite game of all time).

[noiseredux]

I've said this before, but here it is; A Nightmare on Elm Street is the best game on the NES

I've said this many times as well.

[Gooseberrysoda]

And let's not forget "The Evil Dead" Series and Ghostbusters for the Genesis.

[noiseredux]

And let's not forget "The Evil Dead" Series and Ghostbusters for the Genesis.

Hail To The King was genius, as it's very close to the first 2 films. I wasn't thrilled with Fistfull, and didn't play Regeneration.

I never played Ghostbusters on Gen, but Ghostbusters II on GB is completely brilliant. Hal Labs, FTW!

[tylerbgood]

I'm surprised Goldeneye: 007 for Nintendo 64 hasn't been mentioned. And from what I can tell, the remake is getting good reviews as well.
Also during the SNES/Genesis era, Looney Tunes and Disney animation had many hits like Quackshot, Magical Quest, the Crazy Castles, Aladdin, and The Lion King.
Lastly I'll add that Star Wars lends itself to many good games. KOTOR, Starfighter, Battlefront, Rogue Squad, LEGO, Force Unleashed, and SNES Supers.

Haha, I was always partial to Ghostbusters on Sega's Master System!

[noiseredux]

don't forget all the Capcom Disney games!!

[neilencio]

There really is a decent amount of good videgames based on TV/movie franchises.

Movies that are based on videogame franchises, on the other hand.....

[jfrost]

YuYu Hakusho: Sunset Fighters for the Mega Drive is awesome.

[AmishSamurai]

a few I can think of from memory

Astro Boy- Omega Factor (GBA)
Jojo's Bizarre Adventure (PS1/DC)
X-men (Arcade/XBLA)
Goldeneye (N64)
Batman Arkham Asylum (PC/360/PS3)
Aladdin (SNES version)

[Fickieboy]

I wonder why actual tv based games suck that much. I mean, cmon, give the fucking kid a good experience playing that ben10 shit and he'll be buying games when he grows up.