下一代游戏改编影视的黄金时代

“WE ARE NOW in a world where the words ‘video-game adaptation’ aren't said scornfully anymore,” Louise Blain, Creative Lead at Blumhouse Games, is speaking with Empire about the epic, ambitious new wave of console-to-screen projects set to hit cinemas in the next few years. She's also referring, of course, to the inglorious history of the form, from ’93 big-studio flop Super Mario Bros. through to the early-2000s oeuvre of Uwe Boll (House Of The Dead, Far Cry). Yet these days, thanks to the critically lauded likes of The Last Of Us and Fallout — not to mention immensely lucrative hits A Minecraft Movie, The Super Mario Bros. …