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I randomly stumbled across this FG on the Escapist forum whilst looking at Elder Scrolls: Skyrim screenshots. It sounds pretty awesome, so basically here are the rules. Imagine if the last book you read, movie you watched and game you played decided to get together and make love. Would the coalesced mess be awesome, horrible or just plain LOL-worthy? I'll start off. Book: The Bumper Book of Bunny Suicides, (And yes, in technicalities it's not a book but the last proper book I read was pretty boring and I doubt anyone has ever heard of it) Movie: Taken, Game: WipeOut HD. Synopsis: A bunch of suicidal rabbits who can only see the world in black and white get kidnapped by a gang from Albania and are forcibly made to become prostitutes whilst driving futuristic hovercrafts for different teams at amazing speeds. | 2011-08-25 00:48:00 Author: abyssalassassin Posts: 717 |
Book: The seven habits of the highly effective teenagers: An auto help book that teaches you to et the 7 habits to be highly effective. Movie: The Smurfs. Game: Portal 2. Synopsis: A group of teenagers learn good habits wile trying to rescue the Smurfs from that evil sorcerer, while completing test including various elements and ASHPDs. (BEST FORUM GAME IDEA EVER) | 2011-08-25 01:26:00 Author: ALEXhatena Posts: 1110 |
Nooo! Why did this game die? It is a great idea! Wait... I just revived it, YAY! | 2011-08-28 01:43:00 Author: ALEXhatena Posts: 1110 |
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