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Many previous video game adaptations, largely made by non-gamers, have been “projects that can feel inauthentic to the game-playing audience and be downright confusing to the non-gaming viewer,” says Casey Baltes, head of interactive programming for the Tribeca Festival. 3/13 — PolitiTweet.org

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It would be wrong to say that video game adaptations haven’t improved since the 90s. But while movies like Detective Pikachu and Werewolves Within entertain, they’re not considered prestigious, and a widespread perception persists that Hollywood just does not GET games. 2/13 — PolitiTweet.org

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That’s because adapting a game offers challenges very distinct from adapting a novel or comic book. Films are linear; games are interactive. For those who have played The Last of Us, the riveting sequence that opens the show is already iconic. More than that, it’s personal. 4/13 https://t.co/hd4pqNoAvY — PolitiTweet.org

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