Between life interfering and the sudden realization that Part V of the Adapting Games series will involve delving into the history of computer gaming, Lost in Translation will be delayed a week. My apologies to everyone.
Welcome to Lost in Translation‘s quick series about the ins and outs of adapting games to television and film.* As seen since the first post, if something is popular, someone else will want to adapt it to a different medium. … Continue reading
Welcome to Lost in Translation‘s quick series about the ins and outs of adapting games to television and film.* As seen since the first post, if something is popular, someone else will want to adapt it to a different medium. … Continue reading
Welcome to Lost in Translation‘s quick series about the ins and outs of adapting games to television and film.* As seen since the first post, if something is popular, someone else will want to adapt it to a different medium. … Continue reading
Welcome to Lost in Translation‘s quick series about the ins and outs of adapting games to television and film.* As seen since the first post, if something is popular, someone else will want to adapt it to a different medium. … Continue reading
In 1982, the world of computing was vastly different than today. Desktop computers were still in their infancy, with popular machines being Commodore’s VIC-20 and Radio Shack’s TRS-80. Game consoles existed, but the video arcade was the home for video … Continue reading
Space opera has long been a staple in science fiction. Sprawling epics, from Edgar Rice Burroughs’ John Carter of Mars through Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers to Star Trek and Star Wars and the original Battlestar Galactica, where good and evil are easily determined … Continue reading
[Note: This is not the column I hinted at last week. That review is still coming.] Nineteen forty-four was not a kind year to British citizens. World War II was still going on, and people living within airstrike distance of … Continue reading
The Avangers Adaptation continues! Previous entries are: Iron Man Thor Captain America This week, everyone’s favourite hero with anger management issues, the Incredible Hulk. The Hulk first appeared in The Incredible Hulk #1 back in 1962. As with many of Marvel’s … Continue reading
Apologies for the disappearance. Lost in Translation will return next week with a look at The Incredible Hulk. I’m also taking the time to watch a few more movies to prime the pump after The Avengers Adaptation.