The core idea of making a movie on The Sims is a solid one. Solid in the storied Hollywood tradition that The Sims is popular, and movies based on popular things make money. But the execution? So far, it sounds just awful. Most people have pointed to the "Weird Science was great...in the 80s" argument, and it's a valid one, but Newsweek's N'Gai Croal finds fault on a more fundamental level:
Xfire writes "It's not often that a video game franchise becomes successful enough that it gets a spin-off title or two. However, while most spin-offs help expand the base, some spin-off games end up being better than the original."
Zombie Army 4 was incredible, it just inches out Sniper Elite 4 which was also incredible.
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From Star Wars to Game of Thrones, fictional languages have evolved to a higher standard, with their own grammar rules to specific pronunciation. It has become popularised to consult language experts in order to harness a great deal of believability.
Super interesting article. I haven't given a lot of thought to the comparisons of game languages before. Really enjoyed the read.