Handsome Jack its available for PS3, PSP, Vita, and PS4. So technically as the industry calls it, running at 1080p resolution, there is a remaster. I have it as PS4/Vita cross-buy. Great beat em’ up game.
@@Deeplycloseted435 it needs a remake ,not a remaster especially in the context of the controls which are absolutely wonky. Its the same issue i had with them just slapping san andreas unto the 360 and ps3
Bhopolatebhipbookie heck yeah! Its classic Rockstar gameplay/controls though.....they honestly haven’t improved a ton, at least not along side the improvement of graphics and sound design. Still playing RDR2, for about a month.....Arthur is pretty slow, you trigger these animations, he can take a few seconds to get into position, then another few seconds of the actual triggered animation. The game is very enjoyable, but Rockstar just will not take a look at other games and insists on having the player bend down to pick up items. Melee combat on RDR2 is insanely bad. Literally not that different from the Warriors. I have San Andreas on my iphone, its not that bad once you get the hang of it. The car races are pretty painful though. I’d love a Warriors and Bully remake. Play on my Vita all the time. The game looks pretty good on PS4 all things considered.
This game was absolutely phenomenal. These jackass kids nkw a days won't play it unless it's "the warriors battle royale." Which, eh well, you know might actually be awesome lmao. A remake would probably reintroduce this classic movie to a new generation of kids as well, which I firmly believe this film should be viewed by EVERYONE!!!! Absolute classic!!!
Disney's Tarzan, Hercules, the first 3 and the 5th Harry Potter games, Return of the King, X-men origins: Wolverine, Spider-man (2002), these were my favorites.
I thought Scarface was obscure, but your the only other commenter to mention The Godfather. Considering that game was re-released on Wii and 360/PS3 I'd have thought more people would know of it.
@@JamieHiggins638 yeah Josh said in the video fury road came out the same year as the mad Max game but then he also said " it's an amalgamation of all three films" . This has confused me, because there are four films and I haven't seen fury road but the game didn't seem to be associated with the original trilogy in anything but name. So I can only assume it is more like fury road and Josh chats 💩. I just googled it and Thomas Jane is the voice of punisher in the game and the plot partially borrows from the 04 movie. I completely forgot about fighting the Russian. Can only ever remember the zoo level for some reason.
Oh hell yeah that game was just amazing it was cool that we got to see him get the eye surgery to see in the dark and the remastered one had even more to do and then the other Chronicles of Riddick game was also very good
The LOTR games were contractually obligated to follow the movies exclusively. EA only had the rights to the New Line franchise while The Tolkein Company held the rights to all the books. That why in games like The Third Age, all they could do was to follow whatever was laid out specifically in the movie, along with 100% original content. EA got the full Harry Potter rights from the jump. So they could do whatever they liked. It was a little easier as well because the movies followed the books more faithfully than the LOTR franchise was able to. So technically, TTT video game was based only off the movie.
Veer Pal yes, it was based in "The Incredible Hulk" movie (yeah, that really bad one) and is INFINITELY better than the original movie considering a great majority of games based from movies are just trash.
@Kuchi Saké actually it did. The Hulk 2003 had a game. Ultimate Destruction was comic game. The incredible hulk (2008) had a game. UD and 08 play similarly.
Bought it last week as randomly wanted to play it again and saw it's backwards compat for Xbox One. Still plays really well and isn't a dog graphically.. the levels keeping the T-Rex busy for a bit still stress me out at 27.
The Thing, even though it's actually a sequel to the movie. That game had squad-based action, mutating team members, team members losing their mind and committing suicide or actually stealing your weapon to attack you, coercing team-members-turned-hostile at gun point, clear references to one of my favourite movies ever,... Chronicles of Riddick as a game series is stuck more in my memory than as a movie series. Ah and Scarface and The Godfather both had great parts. And I like to think Dragon's Heart on the Game Boy was great, but that might just be because I saw the movie as a kid, and it was one of the few games I had back then.
I NEED A MEDIC BAG!!! You're clearly high because that's the best Spider-Man game on PS2 that set the precedent for how the open world should be in a spider man game and is the reason why Insomniac knocked it out if the park on PS4 after a lackluster edge of time and TASM games
My dad showed me the warriors when I was little and I can remember getting the game informer with the warriors cover and being like "No fucking way". Lol. Ahh....the good ol' days when rockstar were just making whatever the hell they wanted.
I only bought it because I wanted the gamerscore, but I was impressed how fun and good it was. Still to this day one of the pleasant gaming surprises for me.
Maybe it's because I had it on PSP but I can remember getting it for Christmas and finishing it the same day. Pretty sure it was the only game I'd got on psp at the time.
Batman Forever on the Mega Drive/SNES, circa 1995. By Acclaim who did Mortal Kombat, they used actors as Batman etc, and at least it looked like the film. It had several different moves, and like Mad Max was rewarding; I felt awesome when I completed that game.
I love how Rich was talking about the PS1 Philosopher's Stone and Chamber of Secrets games, yet when the guy off screen mentioned the stealth sections sneaking around the prefects in the *PS2* Chamber of Secrets, Rich was like, "Yes!"
The Warriors. 2/3 of the game takes place before the movie so you REALLY get to know this world and the main gang. Also you can choose to play flashback missions that show you how the main gang members each joined the Warriors. It's amazing.
I loved LEGO Star Wars and Harry Potter. I was upset on The Hobbit because the game was released before the 3rd Hobbit movie came out and they had no plans for DLC
Even though they are not movie tie-ins my favourites are lego Batman 1 and lego marvel 1. I really love those you mentioned too as well as pirates of the caribbean, lord of the rings,indiana Jones and jurassic world
The first Pixar's Cars video game for PS2 was pretty amazing, open world, different characters to choose and customize, different game modes and split screen!
"If I Haven't Said It Before (Which For Record Keeping) Cause I Have But Scarface (PS2) It Was A Direct Sequel If Even Put In "What If" Context It Picked Up Where The Movie Left Off Just Tony Survived, If You Haven't, Play It. It Will Make Your Next Movie/Videogame Iteration List, You're Welcome."
The Godfather on the PS2 for me! I like the upgrade system, the taking over of businesses and warehouse and how they intertwined your character with the story.
Rach says Two Towers but says her favourite part was coop? Coop wasn't introduced until return of the king... Plus gimli had throwable axes, so versatility wasn't a huge factor. Two Towers may take nostalgia factor, but return of the king improved it in almost every aspect
I’m upset, you have a discussion on the best video game movie Tie-ins and none of you bring up Peter Jackson’s King Kong the official game of the movie? That game was amazing and still is one of my all time favorite linear experiences I’ve ever played.
The 007 movie-esque game that was forgotten was Agent Under Fire, which was the first of a series of 3, with Nightfire improving upon the original and then Everything or Nothing taking it to a whole other level (but sadly, third person). The theme song WAS incredible though, I can definitely agree with that! I have it on my phone, it's catchy, well-paced, a nice fun song with great lyrics.
Spiderman 2, hands down. One of the best open world games ever. Okay, the side missions could have been beefed up a bit, but otherwise you feel like Spiderman in New York City. Great controls, fast action, and leaping off the Empire State Building and webbing at the last second was just breathtaking to do.
Ash's impression of a guy doing the impression of Shrek was Lit-erally the best. And when Rach sang the song I could FEEL everyone's butthole clench in anger. 😂 Brilliant.
007: Everything or Nothing was not only an original game, I distinctly remember it coming out in February 2004 because I preordered it when I was in the 8th grade and that was in 2004. Just another reason why I hate Ewan now
"Star Wars unleashed"? You mean The Force Unleashed? Eh, it was ok... but there were better Star Wars games. Dark Forces/Jedi Knight, The original Battlefront 2, Empire at War. KotoR. Oh and the Game to Revenge of hte Sith
@@davidfrey08 it was before the deal with Disney. Starkiller founded the rebellion by accident and he inspired the rebels. Originally it was "canon" since it took place between episode 3 and 4 but Disney changed it making it part of "legends" and non-canon
@@dragonleo2009 I know that but being Canon doesn't really make it a movie tie in. I'd say it's just part of the bigger star wats universe, but I wouldn't call it a movie video game movie.
@@undertakernumberone1 but unleashed introduced the sheer power the force grants and let's be honest the best part was flinging storm troopers into oblivion
I only played the MAD MAX game last year and, yes, it is fantastic. I never got tired of the thrill of hitting the nitrous just seconds before plowing into some poor bastard's car.
@@devoidofvoltz2562 I loved return of the King for letting me play as Pippin, but I have so many more memories with the two towers videogame. I didn't see the return of the King movie untill I was 15, but I was watching the other two since they hit DVD.
Spiderman 2, Scooby Doo night of 100 frights, and Sponge-bob Battle For Bikini Bottom. Not directly linked to movies, but these are games stand the test of time for me.
Everything or nothing was such a great game. Even the driving stages were great... especially the shooting mechanics and ability to pull of headshots. Not to mention the multiplayer
Brilliant at the time, but does not hold up too well in my opinion. I didn't play it for years, but when I finally did again It was so clunky and not as intuitive as I remembered.
Exactly my thoughts, same with Bond and Warriors, which was a book first too. So guys, get your rules straight. Movie, then Game based on it, it counts as far as I'm concerned. And come to think of it wasn't Shrek a book first too? So basically all except Mad Max are disqualified. :)
The LOTR games were contractually obligated to follow the movies exclusively. EA only had the rights to the New Line franchise while The Tolkein Company held the rights to all the books. That why in games like The Third Age, all they could do was to follow whatever was laid out specifically in the movie, along with 100% original content. EA got the full Harry Potter rights from the jump. So they could do whatever they liked. It was a little easier as well because the movies followed the books more faithfully than the LOTR franchise was able to. So technically, TTT video game was based only off the movie.
The Wolverine game is one of the few games to benefit from the movie. The game was complete when the writers strike happened and the Wolverine movie was delayed a year, so they got an extra year to polish and add to the game. Rather than being rushed for a movie, it was delayed for a movie, and the extra work shone through.
I love these Chatty faces videos, I know you guys do alot of the lists and such but this lets you show your personalities. I like that you are actual people with faces unlike some list channels *cough* WatchMojo *cough*
fucking hell, Scott "what's your favorite movie game?" wolverine. Everybody else off camera talks and Scott just makes agreeable faces and then it's Josh's turn hahaha
Spiderman 2 (PS2) is what came to mind for me. Blew me away when I first played it. It just made sense! And you can see its influence in later Spiderman games.
Two Towers was the game that came to mind when seeing the list. That and Tony Hawk's pro skater 4 were my first PS2 games on Christmas. Great memories.
Love that everyone comments on Ewan and Rich's choices being books that became movies. But Rach chose Two Towers which was a book first and then a movie then a game. No one mentioned it.
The creators of the PS3 and XBox360 version of the Origins game knew what to keep in from the movie and what to add in to make the game more interesting.
The Warriors was amazing!! As was Scarface on PS2
Mr Hamilton no Xbox
Scarface was awesome. They need to remake that one
Remake The warriors thats awesome
ColourShedProductions just re-reviewed Scarface. I somehow missed it back in the day. Better give a go
Scarface was a great game to play when you was tired of playing san andreas or saints row 2
We need a Warriors remaster.
Handsome Jack its available for PS3, PSP, Vita, and PS4. So technically as the industry calls it, running at 1080p resolution, there is a remaster. I have it as PS4/Vita cross-buy. Great beat em’ up game.
Alright. A remake, then.
@@Deeplycloseted435 it needs a remake ,not a remaster especially in the context of the controls which are absolutely wonky. Its the same issue i had with them just slapping san andreas unto the 360 and ps3
Bhopolatebhipbookie heck yeah! Its classic Rockstar gameplay/controls though.....they honestly haven’t improved a ton, at least not along side the improvement of graphics and sound design. Still playing RDR2, for about a month.....Arthur is pretty slow, you trigger these animations, he can take a few seconds to get into position, then another few seconds of the actual triggered animation. The game is very enjoyable, but Rockstar just will not take a look at other games and insists on having the player bend down to pick up items. Melee combat on RDR2 is insanely bad. Literally not that different from the Warriors.
I have San Andreas on my iphone, its not that bad once you get the hang of it. The car races are pretty painful though.
I’d love a Warriors and Bully remake. Play on my Vita all the time. The game looks pretty good on PS4 all things considered.
This game was absolutely phenomenal. These jackass kids nkw a days won't play it unless it's "the warriors battle royale." Which, eh well, you know might actually be awesome lmao. A remake would probably reintroduce this classic movie to a new generation of kids as well, which I firmly believe this film should be viewed by EVERYONE!!!! Absolute classic!!!
I was a fan of Enter The Matrix. I thought it tied into the films really well, while simultaneously allowing you to play a stand-alone story.
The first Godfather was good, because you were helping set up what was happening in the film.
Best comment!!
Yes! I've bought it for every console that will play it
if they rerelease that on current consoles, i'll probably play it
I know I would. They could release it on PC like they been doing to other games. I really thing that it was by far one of the best movie tie in games.
Godfather II was one of my favourite games on 360
Disney's Tarzan, Hercules, the first 3 and the 5th Harry Potter games, Return of the King, X-men origins: Wolverine, Spider-man (2002), these were my favorites.
Toy story 2 on the PS1 *mic drop*
YES BUT the PS1 Toy Story was so good too
Bitch please. Toy Story on SNES! Lol
for real my g best game ever
Holy cow, I literally scrolled down just to post the same comment and it's the first thing I see.
Star Wars episode 3 revenge of the sith 🔥🔥
Surprisingly yes, story and all that was just average but graphics and gameplay was good. Especially gameplay.
Really good versus mode, too
It ‘twas indeed fuego
still hasn't been beaten for lightsaber combat
I was gonna say that..I loved the alternate ending for Anakin
Mad Max is severely underrated. It isn't the best game out there, but it was fun as hell! It deserves more attention.
It was a good game that needed a bit more variety with missions.
From the a holes who made just cause? nah
The warriors , The punisher (which was 10x better then the movie), Spider-Man 2, Scarface and the godfather all stand out for me.
I thought Scarface was obscure, but your the only other commenter to mention The Godfather. Considering that game was re-released on Wii and 360/PS3 I'd have thought more people would know of it.
The Punisher was so amazing!!!!!!!!!
Punisher was an amazing game but I don't think it was associated with the movies?
@@AJR-vn2um It was released at pretty much the same time though, same as they did with Mad Max.
@@JamieHiggins638 yeah Josh said in the video fury road came out the same year as the mad Max game but then he also said " it's an amalgamation of all three films" . This has confused me, because there are four films and I haven't seen fury road but the game didn't seem to be associated with the original trilogy in anything but name.
So I can only assume it is more like fury road and Josh chats 💩.
I just googled it and Thomas Jane is the voice of punisher in the game and the plot partially borrows from the 04 movie. I completely forgot about fighting the Russian. Can only ever remember the zoo level for some reason.
The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay.
Came here to say this.
YES!!! Also Assualt on Dark Athena.
Had to make sure it was said
Right one
Oh hell yeah that game was just amazing it was cool that we got to see him get the eye surgery to see in the dark and the remastered one had even more to do and then the other Chronicles of Riddick game was also very good
Rich gets criticised for the Harry Potter games, but Rachel can suggest LOTR: Two Towers, also based on books without Scott making a fuss...
The LOTR games were contractually obligated to follow the movies exclusively. EA only had the rights to the New Line franchise while The Tolkein Company held the rights to all the books. That why in games like The Third Age, all they could do was to follow whatever was laid out specifically in the movie, along with 100% original content.
EA got the full Harry Potter rights from the jump. So they could do whatever they liked. It was a little easier as well because the movies followed the books more faithfully than the LOTR franchise was able to.
So technically, TTT video game was based only off the movie.
I really liked "The Incredible Hulk Ultimate Destruction", still my favorite PS2 game to this day.
Veer Pal yes, it was based in "The Incredible Hulk" movie (yeah, that really bad one) and is INFINITELY better than the original movie considering a great majority of games based from movies are just trash.
@Kuchi Saké actually it did.
The Hulk 2003 had a game.
Ultimate Destruction was comic game.
The incredible hulk (2008) had a game.
UD and 08 play similarly.
I agree the Incredible Hulk Ultimate Destruction is a Timeless classic.
Too bad there last game was Prototype 2.
The warriors absolutely
Defo would love if the would remaster it dono if you've seen the wanders film but that would be an epic game if made
They need to remake it.
Austin Full yes they do and if they make it more of an open world game it would be even better 👍
Yeah
ghostbusters
King Kong game was actually really good.
It was a pleasant surprise
That part where you’re with Carl and you need to open that door and you get ambushed by raptors gave me ptsd
@@MisterSchweetz Its been about 20 years sine I've even thought about the game, yet I know exactly what you're talking about
Bought it last week as randomly wanted to play it again and saw it's backwards compat for Xbox One. Still plays really well and isn't a dog graphically.. the levels keeping the T-Rex busy for a bit still stress me out at 27.
The Thing, even though it's actually a sequel to the movie. That game had squad-based action, mutating team members, team members losing their mind and committing suicide or actually stealing your weapon to attack you, coercing team-members-turned-hostile at gun point, clear references to one of my favourite movies ever,...
Chronicles of Riddick as a game series is stuck more in my memory than as a movie series.
Ah and Scarface and The Godfather both had great parts.
And I like to think Dragon's Heart on the Game Boy was great, but that might just be because I saw the movie as a kid, and it was one of the few games I had back then.
No Love for The Godfather Games!? 🔥🔥
Brandon Garcia because they’re god awful
Godfather game was amazing
@@Just_play_guitar the first one was good, you must be some 8 year old who play fortnite
@@Just_play_guitar The first one was spectacular. The second is terrible but always has been a guilty pleasure in terms of how insane it is.
No,Brandon ,you're god awful
X-Men Origins: Wolverine. No question.
YES. SO MUCH BETTER THAN THE movie
Yeah what this guy said
The only time a game is better than the movie.
I only played the demo back in the day but that was one sick ass demo
I came here to say this
Spider-Man 2????
I mean, everyone missed the objectively right answer.
i haven't even watched the video yet and i'm already mad because this game isn't on there.
S3nate Plays - Battlefront Spider-Man 2 is overrated come at me
I NEED A MEDIC BAG!!! You're clearly high because that's the best Spider-Man game on PS2 that set the precedent for how the open world should be in a spider man game and is the reason why Insomniac knocked it out if the park on PS4 after a lackluster edge of time and TASM games
I'm surprised no one mentioned Lego Star Wars/Indiana Jones
Or the Batman Begins game.
SPONGEBIB SQUAREPANTS THE MOVIE!
Yoo that spongebob game was tight you're so right!
Lego star wars the complete saga was so good
I wanted alien vs predator to be mentioned. Didnt like the movie but i loved the game
The first Godfather game. The Punisher game with Tom Jane reprising the role. Wolverine. And Mad Max.
CapHowdy mad max was awesome
The Warriors, Scarface or Goldeneye.
No love for Ghostbusters: The Video Game? Missed opportunity there like
I’m so thankful that Josh mentioned Mad Max. It’s so criminally underrated! Such a freakin awesome game.
My dad showed me the warriors when I was little and I can remember getting the game informer with the warriors cover and being like "No fucking way". Lol. Ahh....the good ol' days when rockstar were just making whatever the hell they wanted.
Revenge of the sith for ps2, Xbox, DS and game boy
Peter Jackson's King Kong?
SwiJap loved that game
Yes, this one.
I only bought it because I wanted the gamerscore, but I was impressed how fun and good it was. Still to this day one of the pleasant gaming surprises for me.
Maybe it's because I had it on PSP but I can remember getting it for Christmas and finishing it the same day. Pretty sure it was the only game I'd got on psp at the time.
Ash’s Limmy Show reference made my happier than I care to admit
Yas!
"She's tarn' tha waens against us!"
@@DontRachQuit Well I was not expecting a reply from you on this :D. Limmy is a God among mere mortals
Jake Bone I was so proud of her for coming out with it hehe!
@@DontRachQuit I don't even know and so was I, face literally lit up
Ash aimlessly looking into the camera whilst Rachel sings All Star in the background is the highlight of the video 😂
Bro that James Bond part had me dying😂😂😂
Blackout was my favorite mission in The Warriors
Writers Block.
Batman Forever on the Mega Drive/SNES, circa 1995. By Acclaim who did Mortal Kombat, they used actors as Batman etc, and at least it looked like the film. It had several different moves, and like Mad Max was rewarding; I felt awesome when I completed that game.
Jules in the thumbnail looking like a C-List Rambo
....thats Mick Foley....
King Kong (2005)
I will sit in my quiet corner enjoying 007 Worlds Not Enough by myself.
I remember I had the two towers and played through it with my friends for hours, when it came to save it my memory card was full! RIP
I love how Rich was talking about the PS1 Philosopher's Stone and Chamber of Secrets games, yet when the guy off screen mentioned the stealth sections sneaking around the prefects in the *PS2* Chamber of Secrets, Rich was like, "Yes!"
"Kehll jehster..."
"She's tarn' tha waens against us!"
I'm with you on Everything or Nothing!
That is Brosnan's fifth movie after Die Another Day. (it would of been a great movie anyway)
Willem Dafoe as a Russian bad guy
Honestly every James Bond game is fun
Best. Theme song. EVER!
The Warriors. 2/3 of the game takes place before the movie so you REALLY get to know this world and the main gang. Also you can choose to play flashback missions that show you how the main gang members each joined the Warriors. It's amazing.
No one mentioned the lego games. My heart is broken.
I loved LEGO Star Wars and Harry Potter. I was upset on The Hobbit because the game was released before the 3rd Hobbit movie came out and they had no plans for DLC
Even though they are not movie tie-ins my favourites are lego Batman 1 and lego marvel 1. I really love those you mentioned too as well as pirates of the caribbean, lord of the rings,indiana Jones and jurassic world
Right? The first two LEGO Star Wars games were really fun to play.
Lego movie video game.
Lego star wars tcs was so good
These are the best videos you guys put out. Keep every mistake in. It makes you seem more human.
Two Towers wasn't co-op it was return of the king
No two towers was coop as well
Are you sure? I also remember me and my friends renting both and only being able to play coop in Return of the King
@@bigbysnow6306 nope, it isn't
Rach getting excited about stuff is one of life's true joys!
The first Pixar's Cars video game for PS2 was pretty amazing, open world, different characters to choose and customize, different game modes and split screen!
"If I Haven't Said It Before (Which For Record Keeping) Cause I Have But Scarface (PS2) It Was A Direct Sequel If Even Put In "What If" Context It Picked Up Where The Movie Left Off Just Tony Survived, If You Haven't, Play It. It Will Make Your Next Movie/Videogame Iteration List, You're Welcome."
Lebaneizer Scrooge amazing game
Why Do You Capitalise Every Word That You Type? Not Trying To Be A Dick, But It Just Looks Odd. As If You Are Writing One Very, Very Long Title.
The Punisher and Matrix games were awesome. I think the punisher's game is actually better than the movie.
The two towers was class. Unlocking Faramir! Oh the nostalgia!
The Godfather on the PS2 for me! I like the upgrade system, the taking over of businesses and warehouse and how they intertwined your character with the story.
Godzilla save the earth ps2 was a blast to play I loved playing as destroyah favorite Godzilla villain and mecha Godzilla 3 good times
The Warriors, Scarface, Spider-Man 2, X-Men Origins: Wolverine
Pure factuals
Everyone forgets about Escape from Butcher Bay. The canonical first tale in the chronicles of Riddick is an underrated video game by a margin.
Oh my god Tess I'm with you Josh! The Mad Max game is still one of my fave games of the generation. It's just so damn good. So so good
Is that mick foley in the thumbnail?
They also run a wrestling channel. Jules does both channels....ARE YOU HAVING A GIRAFFE.?! haha
Rach says Two Towers but says her favourite part was coop? Coop wasn't introduced until return of the king... Plus gimli had throwable axes, so versatility wasn't a huge factor. Two Towers may take nostalgia factor, but return of the king improved it in almost every aspect
That's probably true but I don't remember RotK.
TT's defs wins with the nostalgia factor
You might be right, it was a long time ago ^_^ So good though!
Very true, just glad someone mentioned that series to be honest!
There was a The DaVinci Code video game that followed along really well with the movie. It was a combination of Stealth, Beat ‘em up, and puzzle.
Scott Pilgram Vs. The World: The Game is the best movie tie in video game period.
I’m upset, you have a discussion on the best video game movie Tie-ins and none of you bring up Peter Jackson’s King Kong the official game of the movie? That game was amazing and still is one of my all time favorite linear experiences I’ve ever played.
My actual favorite game ever is King Kong the official game of the movie
That movie sucked so much dick though
Really guys, no one was said the die hard trilogy....
disappointed,
Yeah it was really fun!
The 007 movie-esque game that was forgotten was Agent Under Fire, which was the first of a series of 3, with Nightfire improving upon the original and then Everything or Nothing taking it to a whole other level (but sadly, third person). The theme song WAS incredible though, I can definitely agree with that! I have it on my phone, it's catchy, well-paced, a nice fun song with great lyrics.
Spiderman 2, hands down. One of the best open world games ever. Okay, the side missions could have been beefed up a bit, but otherwise you feel like Spiderman in New York City. Great controls, fast action, and leaping off the Empire State Building and webbing at the last second was just breathtaking to do.
Everybody gushing over Ash, meanwhile Rach is actually bestgirl.
Preach it
Ash is just gorgeous lol. Rach has better taste in games but Ash is just so beautiful lol
The Warriors
Kung Fu Panda
Ratatouille
The Incredibles
Hulk
Spider-Man 2
Matrix Path Of Neo
ghosbusters
Ash's impression of a guy doing the impression of Shrek was Lit-erally the best. And when Rach sang the song I could FEEL everyone's butthole clench in anger. 😂 Brilliant.
007: Everything or Nothing was not only an original game, I distinctly remember it coming out in February 2004 because I preordered it when I was in the 8th grade and that was in 2004.
Just another reason why I hate Ewan now
GoldenEye 007
-Star Wars Force Unleashed-
Spiderman 2 (PS2)
Iron Man 2
"Star Wars unleashed"? You mean The Force Unleashed? Eh, it was ok... but there were better Star Wars games. Dark Forces/Jedi Knight, The original Battlefront 2, Empire at War. KotoR. Oh and the Game to Revenge of hte Sith
The force unleashed wasn't a movie tie in though.
@@davidfrey08 it was before the deal with Disney. Starkiller founded the rebellion by accident and he inspired the rebels. Originally it was "canon" since it took place between episode 3 and 4 but Disney changed it making it part of "legends" and non-canon
@@dragonleo2009 I know that but being Canon doesn't really make it a movie tie in. I'd say it's just part of the bigger star wats universe, but I wouldn't call it a movie video game movie.
@@undertakernumberone1 but unleashed introduced the sheer power the force grants and let's be honest the best part was flinging storm troopers into oblivion
You argue that Harry Potter and James bond comes from books but I'm pretty sure Lord of the Rings were books originally too 😂
The warriors, Scarface, Narnia, The Incredibles, Up, so many classics.
I only played the MAD MAX game last year and, yes, it is fantastic. I never got tired of the thrill of hitting the nitrous just seconds before plowing into some poor bastard's car.
Underrated is that X-men Origins: Wolverine, better than the movie.
Lord of the rings the two towers ps2
Joshua N/A Xbox *
@@User-ge7ni iTs ThE sAmE GaMe
I also liked Return of the King alot
@@devoidofvoltz2562 I loved return of the King for letting me play as Pippin, but I have so many more memories with the two towers videogame. I didn't see the return of the King movie untill I was 15, but I was watching the other two since they hit DVD.
Loved two towers and return on ps2 . I'd say two towers was more difficult
Jules’ answer was like saying “street fighter the movie the video game!” 🤣
Spiderman 2, Scooby Doo night of 100 frights, and Sponge-bob Battle For Bikini Bottom. Not directly linked to movies, but these are games stand the test of time for me.
Riddick games
Goldeneye
Peter Jackson's King Kong
Aladdin
Alien Isolation
Ghostbusters: The Videogame
Have u played alien vs predator. Best imo
The Godfather. It had bloody Marlon Brando in it!
The fact nobody mentioned the Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay or Assault on Dark Athena is absolutely CRIMINAL
Everything or nothing was such a great game. Even the driving stages were great... especially the shooting mechanics and ability to pull of headshots. Not to mention the multiplayer
Warriors was amazing
I don’t like the warriors yet I can appreciate that it is a good film and game
@@_r3my_230 Piss Off Rembrandt!🤣
Stars Wars Episode I for PS1, legendary game.
Have never deliberately killed an npc as much as I have Amidala
“Kill jester”
That brought back so many memories
I could watch Ewan and Scott argue all day 😂
Anyone who doesn't think it's Goldeneye for the N64 is extremely wrong.
Brilliant at the time, but does not hold up too well in my opinion. I didn't play it for years, but when I finally did again It was so clunky and not as intuitive as I remembered.
Matrix reloaded. Plus how you eould hack your cheat coded in
Enter the Matrix, tie-in to Matrix 2 was much better then the movie.
Ash’s reaction at 13:37 was so great it made me laugh.
the Incredibles game on PS2 was amazing, 007 Quantum of Solace on the DS.
Scott Pilgrim vs The World: The Game nuff said.
Can't have Harry Potter because it's based on a movie originally based on a book? Well surely that's Lord of the Rings out as well, then?
Exactly my thoughts, same with Bond and Warriors, which was a book first too. So guys, get your rules straight. Movie, then Game based on it, it counts as far as I'm concerned. And come to think of it wasn't Shrek a book first too? So basically all except Mad Max are disqualified. :)
And star wars haha
And spider man.
The LOTR games were contractually obligated to follow the movies exclusively. EA only had the rights to the New Line franchise while The Tolkein Company held the rights to all the books. That why in games like The Third Age, all they could do was to follow whatever was laid out specifically in the movie, along with 100% original content.
EA got the full Harry Potter rights from the jump. So they could do whatever they liked. It was a little easier as well because the movies followed the books more faithfully than the LOTR franchise was able to.
So technically, TTT video game was based only off the movie.
The Wolverine game is one of the few games to benefit from the movie. The game was complete when the writers strike happened and the Wolverine movie was delayed a year, so they got an extra year to polish and add to the game. Rather than being rushed for a movie, it was delayed for a movie, and the extra work shone through.
Ghostbusters (2009) for the xBox 360 would be my pick.
THE BEST MOVIE VIDEO GAME IS SCOTT PILGRIM
... But that's comic video game?
Yeah the game is based on the comic.
The warriors. Hands down. My friend and I still talk about how awesome that game was.
I was really surprised how good and fun the Pixar Brave game from 2012 was.
"Everything or Nothing" was awesome. The combat especially the freeflow unarmed combat was badass.
I love these Chatty faces videos, I know you guys do alot of the lists and such but this lets you show your personalities. I like that you are actual people with faces unlike some list channels *cough* WatchMojo *cough*
fucking hell, Scott "what's your favorite movie game?" wolverine. Everybody else off camera talks and Scott just makes agreeable faces and then it's Josh's turn hahaha
Spiderman 2 (PS2) is what came to mind for me. Blew me away when I first played it. It just made sense! And you can see its influence in later Spiderman games.
Two Towers was the game that came to mind when seeing the list. That and Tony Hawk's pro skater 4 were my first PS2 games on Christmas. Great memories.
the first 3 Harry Potter games on PS1 and PS2 were my whole childhood
The all time best Harry Potter games.
Love that everyone comments on Ewan and Rich's choices being books that became movies. But Rach chose Two Towers which was a book first and then a movie then a game. No one mentioned it.
The creators of the PS3 and XBox360 version of the Origins game knew what to keep in from the movie and what to add in to make the game more interesting.
Fellowship of the Ring was one of my favorite video games and I was a kid.