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At the same time, there are also things that linear, cinematic storytelling can do that a game can’t. The task for Mazin and Druckmann was to bridge the gap between the two mediums in a way that allowed them to avoid what they called “the video game curse.” 5/13 https://t.co/3sil3DdIxd — 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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While writing the scripts they arrived at a few related precepts: action into drama, dramatize the mundane, and, the starkest, dump the gameplay. Replicating game mechanics felt like pandering, so any moment that drew its power from interactivity went on the chopping block. 6/13 https://t.co/TAxAptIz6u — PolitiTweet.org

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