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Given the track record of games like these, I'd be inclined to agree with Mirax and the like. But in this case it does have at least a couple things going for it already, one being Nolan's involvement, and two possibly being the most important, time. If and when development starts, they don't have to worry about making a release date to coincide with another release of any kind as the movie comes out on home video in about a week. So no marketing pressure! With a good team and enough development time, the possibility for a great game is always there. Question is, will they get that?
You know, I'm actually optimistic about this. Since the movie has already long since been released, we know the game development won't be pressured by meeting the movie's launch.
Eh, I don't mean to sound like a troll, but I didn't think the movie was that special. Oh well, a game is a game, it could be fun or terrible. Time will tell...
@SuperMonk
Fuck off, troll. The movie was the bee's knees and my grandma's tits all wrapped up in a single package.
Fuck off, troll. The movie was the bee's knees and my grandma's tits all wrapped up in a single package.
Movie was awesome, but I guess there will always be people who don't like stuff when so many others love it.
Squad based, mission based, maybe use Kinect or Move for world "bending" stuff. Get some wicked layered dream multiplayer going on.
Would suck to be the guy in the van for an entire match though... but hey, Burnout's Crash mode didn't get old *too* quickly... :)
Would suck to be the guy in the van for an entire match though... but hey, Burnout's Crash mode didn't get old *too* quickly... :)
No thanks. We didn't need a Dark Knight game, and we don't need this.
Inception was a cool movie, but not one that I'd ever care to watch again.
Inception was a cool movie, but not one that I'd ever care to watch again.
I can sort of see it. Like psychonauts only minus all the Tim Schaffer charm.
I loved, loved, loved Inception. It is possibly the best movie I've seen in years, but this game does not need to be made. It doesn't need a sequel and it doesn't need a videogame tie-in, That film was a freaking work of art, let it stand on its own.
That being said, if Christopher Nolan wants to try his hand at making a videogame in that awesomely cerebral, dark and unique style of his, I'm all for it. Just don't shoe-horn inception into a game.
I loved, loved, loved Inception. It is possibly the best movie I've seen in years, but this game does not need to be made. It doesn't need a sequel and it doesn't need a videogame tie-in, That film was a freaking work of art, let it stand on its own.
That being said, if Christopher Nolan wants to try his hand at making a videogame in that awesomely cerebral, dark and unique style of his, I'm all for it. Just don't shoe-horn inception into a game.
Cmon people it's only an idea at the minute. Seriously you guys are quick to shoot something down. But look at that shot from the film, if the game can have that visual style I'll be happy.
It all depends on which studio is working on it. Although I agree an MMO would be stupid, I do think there is the potential for an interesting multiplayer co-op game.
I would like to take this opportunity to point out that the Inception game will be developed over the course of several years and will not be rushed out to coincide with the release of the film, which is the main cause of film tie-ins' poor quality. This will not be a tie-in.
All throughout watching the movie all I could think of how good of a Pen and Paper RPG Inception would make. I did some googling and found Lacuna, which is an awesome game that feels quite similar to Inception that people should take a look at if they're interested at all in D&D and stuff like that.
not trolling:
I thought Inception was incredibly boring and overrated. Some cool ideas, but overall not as "deep" as they kept making everything out to be. I began to fall asleep halfway through it, and I'm an insomniac.
Also, a game of it would be stupid and wouldn't work at all... unless they WENT DEEPER! BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUM BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUUUUUUM BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUMMMMMMMMMMM
I thought Inception was incredibly boring and overrated. Some cool ideas, but overall not as "deep" as they kept making everything out to be. I began to fall asleep halfway through it, and I'm an insomniac.
Also, a game of it would be stupid and wouldn't work at all... unless they WENT DEEPER! BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUM BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUUUUUUM BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUMMMMMMMMMMM
@thehoytman: Pretty much, if Nolan can infuse the same awesomeness into the game that he did into his latest movies, this could be a total sleeper hit.
The movie was definitely not as good as everyone said it was. Don't get me wrong, it was good, but not great by any means. My biggest issue with the movie is that there weren't enough dream sequences that really explored dream reality and logic. The final heist was just 3 action movie sets slapped together, when they could have been MC Escher landscapes with some Lovecraft thrown in.
But, a game could resolve that. Moar folding cities! More dream mazes!
But, a game could resolve that. Moar folding cities! More dream mazes!
If people hate this movie (or didn't like it) then you must be one of those who love endless sequels or pointless remakes. This was actually something original AND good, very good at that. But a video game?...Hmm..I'm not too sure about that one.
GOTY because it hasn't happened yet and people are already saying "everyone else liked it, but I didn't. I'm too smart and awesome to like this movie...game."
This reminds me pf Path of Neo for some reason. Which is a good thing, because that was easily my favorite last-gen game.
@agentarsenic: About putting Lovecraft in Inception?
That would have gone against the entire point of the movie. It would have actually made it worse.
And I love Lovecraft.
That would have gone against the entire point of the movie. It would have actually made it worse.
And I love Lovecraft.
@Daxelman
Not like tentacle monsters or anything, but kind of the stuff in the Dream Quest cycle. I guess there's kind of an influence already there in the film, the crumbling city trapped in sunset, going deeper into the dream, etc.
But srsly, there was a lot more that could be done in the dream realm other than mirroring modern day action flicks.
Not like tentacle monsters or anything, but kind of the stuff in the Dream Quest cycle. I guess there's kind of an influence already there in the film, the crumbling city trapped in sunset, going deeper into the dream, etc.
But srsly, there was a lot more that could be done in the dream realm other than mirroring modern day action flicks.
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