Video Games to movie and tv series and other Cartoon / video game adaptions

Thursday, November 6, 2025 4:06 PM

JAYNEZTOWN

Thursday, November 6, 2025 5:09 PM

6IXSTRINGJACK

Thursday, November 13, 2025 7:28 AM

JAYNEZTOWN

Saturday, November 15, 2025 8:49 AM

JAYNEZTOWN

Saturday, November 15, 2025 4:28 PM

6IXSTRINGJACK

Quote: Originally posted by JAYNEZTOWN: 10 Video Game Adaptations Coming in 2026 and Beyond https://movieweb.com/video-game-adaptations-coming-in-2026-and-beyond/ Oy... I think I'll pass on all of them. Some of them are going to make some real money, some of them will flop. -------------------------------------------------- Be Nice. Don't be a dick.

Sunday, November 16, 2025 1:17 PM

JAYNEZTOWN

Sunday, November 16, 2025 3:25 PM

6IXSTRINGJACK

Quote: Originally posted by JAYNEZTOWN: Karl Urban looks funny as Johnny Cage but its kind of a dumb violent fight game thing made into as movie Yeah. I know. I saw the first two in theaters at the dollar show when I was a kid. I can't believe that somehow Mortal Kombat is a thing that people still care about at all in 2025. Karl Urban being in there makes me think this one actually has a budget though, compared to the 90's movies. Probably not a good idea. I would definitely put MK on the list of movies from those 10 that are going to be flops, and Karl Urban being just one name in an ensemble cast makes me confident in that prediction without even seeing the budget. The only name they got for the OG movies was Christopher Lambert phoning it in. I think he probably played that role for the craft buffet table and a promise he could keep the Chinese hat. -------------------------------------------------- Be Nice. Don't be a dick.

Friday, December 12, 2025 8:20 AM

JAYNEZTOWN

Saturday, December 13, 2025 8:38 AM

JAYNEZTOWN

Saturday, December 13, 2025 9:15 AM

6IXSTRINGJACK

Is he the main character in it? It can't be good if he is. Congrats on having so many Stans though dude. You're way beyond your sell-by date for a YouTuber. -------------------------------------------------- Be Nice. Don't be a dick.

Wednesday, December 17, 2025 7:18 PM

JAYNEZTOWN

Wednesday, December 17, 2025 7:22 PM

6IXSTRINGJACK

Quote: Originally posted by JAYNEZTOWN: Fallout bosses warn fans of major changes to New Vegas storyline Well... That's not a good idea. Though I stopped playing after New Vegas, and though I might not necessarily agree with them, a great majority of Fallout fans agree that New Vegas was PEAK Fallout, especially in terms of storyline. Please tell me they're not going to fuck this one up after doing so well on the first season. -------------------------------------------------- Be Nice. Don't be a dick.

Wednesday, December 17, 2025 7:39 PM

6IXSTRINGJACK

Looks like they're doing it 15 years after New Vegas, so at least there's that. They can't fuck up New Vegas' story directly. There were 4 possible MAJOR endings to New Vegas. (There are hundreds of other possibilities that could play out, with many of them being tagged on to the end of the game in a slideshow with a narrator telling you the fate of smaller factions, towns and individuals based off of the player's actions in the game). This actually was one of the first times Todd got himself in hot water when he was telling people that New Vegas would have near infinite possibilities for the ending, but in reality there were really only 4 endings and you don't get to multiply the amount of slides you've got for minor players and tell people you've got literally tens of thousands of endings when we're talking about a mish-mash of superfluous crap, with much of it being the fate of people so incidental to the main story that a lot of people who only played the game once probably forgot about by the time the end credits were rolling. The main four endings: Siding with NCR. Siding with The Legion. Siding with Mr. House. Or going rogue and letting the A.I. "Yes Man" take control. My usual playthrough ended with the Yes Man ending, even though that's arguably the darkest ending given the implications of Yes Man congratulating you when it's over, only to tell you that he's going to be gone for a while to remove some pesky code by giving himself an upgrade that will allow him more autonomy. My problem with the factions vying for power, just as with the DEUS EX games is that they're all shit, and by the end of the game I pretty much hate all of them so I just let the A.I. have control. (The above paragraph is Black Pilled in action, if JSF is reading this). I wonder which one they're going to base the show off of, if any? Personally, I don't want to see the Yes Man ending play out, and I think that would be a disastrous choice for the direction of the show. It practically wouldn't even be Fallout anymore, and it would turn into some futuristic si-fi dystopia story with a post-nuclear world backdrop. Dr. House's ending could be interesting, and I think it would probably be the best choice for the show to use as a jumping off point. He's just one guy. But he's one guy who's body has been in cryosleep for centuries while his brain kept plotting and amassing power for his eventual takeover of the world in a vision he has for everyone. And if he won in New Vegas, he's got an army of deadly robots who are able to build more deadly robots. I think either NCR or The Legion winning as their start would make the show far too political, which I don't think any of us need any more of in 2025. And knowing that even though the show has been good so far, I suspect there are still a LOT of people over at Amazon who would LOVE to push their agenda with either one of those outcomes. ESPECIALLY if it's The Legion. They'll probably turn Season 2 / New Vegas into The Handmaid's Tale if they go that route. I'd say that it's pretty obvious that The Brotherhood of Steel wasn't killed off and/or completely bombed out in this version of Fallout since they played such a relevant part of season 1. Because of their secretive nature and their desire not to share the tech they find and evolve with anyone else for any reason, they've never been more than a side-story in any Fallout game before, holding themselves back from ever becoming a major player. This weakness of theirs in the universe gives the show runners a lot of rope to either hang something amazing or hang themselves with. * Incidentally, the single game in the entire franchise that was literally called "Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel" is considered by probably every fan of Fallout to be without a doubt the worst entry in the series, as the makers of that game hung themselves with their freedom over this faction. The choice to make the black playable character throw out a loud cuss word every 2 or 3 times he swings a Super Sledge or just punches somebody in the face with no ability to make him shut the fuck up without muting the TV was pretty unfortunate too. Especially if you prefer melee over long ranged combat with a brute. But it was just one in a very long list of failures of that game. Imagine playing a game where that "shit" he dropped in the first 10 seconds of this video is said back to you about 50,000 times before the end credits rolled. Why would you do this? I really don't want to see a huge sci-fi Gundamesque battle between the Brotherhood and Mr. House's army of robots either. If I want to watch a video game play out, I'll watch John Wick 4 or any Marvel movie, thank you very much. So many ways to screw this up. Personally, I don't see why they felt the need to even go to New Vegas. I'll give them credit for being brave and trying it though. The great thing about Fallout is that you can make the setting nearly anywhere and make it interesting, which is what all the games (at least before Fallout 4) did. You may have heard references to stuff that is going on or has gone on in previous titles here and there from settlers, or maybe read about them on computer terminals or listened to some cool self-referencing easter eggs like this in holotapes with a cool narration about how something you vaguely remember ended up playing out, but rarely was there any major overlap between any of the games. They certainly didn't have to revisit New Vegas or the Capital Wasteland in this show... the two settings that most Fallout fans today are probably most familiar with. Good luck. I'm hoping you won't need it, but I'm afraid that you will. I don't usually root for people all that much, but I'm really hoping for the best outcome for everyone here, and I hope we're still watching Fallout 60 years from now like they were doing in the UK with Dr. Who before the Leftards completely destroyed that legacy. -------------------------------------------------- Be Nice. Don't be a dick.

Sunday, December 21, 2025 11:35 AM

JAYNEZTOWN