8 Movies That Would Make Great Video Games

Kill Bill

An essential part of any good fighting game is a colorful cast of characters – and gratuitous violence. What better fit for such a thing than the mind of Quentin Tarantino? A fighting game based on Kill Bill is almost too easy; so much so, that I almost went with a Pulp Fiction Dance Dance Revolution.

A unique element to the game would be that after the floor becomes too bloody, characters will start to slip and slide — forcing the player to alter his or her strategy. The game would, of course, have a story mode, where the players burns through various characters, such as Black Mamba, California Mountain Snake and the Crazy 88 — think the “100 Man Melee” from Smash Bros.

When you get to the final boss, watch out for his Five Point Palm Exploding Heart Technique! It can be countered by moving slightly to the right. The stages should also be dynamic, such as in the kitchen stage, where the player may utilize butcher knives, scissors and raw steaks.

Outside of the main game, there will be a weapon crafting portion, where Hattori Hanzo will
build you the weapon of your choice — swords, flails and nunchucks are all available.