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Personally, I would love for them to actually get the backing a comic book movie would get. Overwhelmingly, video game movies are still low-budget and straight-to-DVD. Video games are very profitable, and the stories have gotten good enough that I think it’s time that video games get the big budget movie treatment that comic books [...]

My favorite of the ninja characters actually isn’t Scorpion or Sub-Zero; my favorite ninja is Ermac. “We are many; you are but one”.

Some critiques of games I have are the overabundance of Space Marines and the lack of female protagonists. There are tons of space marines, but only a few female heroes.

A game that is classic for me that is probably shared for others is Pokemon. Pokemon Blue, Yellow, Gold/Silver, and Platinum personally stole my life from age 8 to age 13.

For me, my classic games are probably a lot different than others. My classic games are WWF Royal Rumble, TMNT: Turtles in Time, and Super Mario World for the Super Nintendo.

I think a classic game is any game that signifies a landmark period, a game that as soon as you hear the name, the music, or see the game running, you’re transpoted back to the time when you loved it.

Another way to make an antagonist interesting; hide them with the protagonist or even make them one of the hero’s friends. Make it so that the audience cares, then have them oppose the hero.

A good way to gain interest is to take the protagonist and antagonist, and switch their alignment. Take the protagonist and make him evil or malicious; likewise, take the antagonist and make heroic and/or noble.

For an interesting antagonist, you can make them the relatable character. It makes it harder for the audience to pass judgment on them, and also makes it harder for the viewer to root against them. If done right, they can even gain a few fans.

I like to see more games made by tetsuya mizoguchi, the creator of REZ and Child of Eden.