Everyone’s been there. Admit it—we’ve all gone to a movie based on a good video game, expecting to be blown away. I mean, we love movies, right? And we love games! Our logic was infallible; the movie should have been golden. But somehow, at the end of the day, we wound up confused, heartbroken and disappointed. The game-movie relationship is a two way street: movies usually make for crappy games and games often make for substandard films. Despite a seemingly perpetual public outcry, film producers still seem entirely oblivious to this well-established fact.

[nextpage]There is a trend in the entertainment industry. Hollywood is pumping out more and more films based on video games, banking on the curiosity and money of the fans those games already secured. With Prince