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Posted: Dec 15 2008 11:32 am

I was watching an older movie that I can't remember the name of, and two high school kids were playing a game on the PS1. It's a game that has 2-Player, and you play as the Zombie. If anyone could sort of at least give me a general idea of where to look or tell me the name of it, it would be very helpful.

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chris benoits family fun time adventure.

Posted: Dec 15 2008 12:42 pm

FNJ wrote:

chris benoits family fun time adventure.

QFT. I am pretty sure this is it.

Posted: Dec 15 2008 12:46 pm

It's not.

Posted: Dec 15 2008 12:48 pm

Your description is way too vague. I tried looking and could find nothing.

Posted: Dec 15 2008 02:04 pm

FNJ wrote:

chris benoits family fun time adventure.

This had me rolling.

Posted: Dec 15 2008 05:48 pm

That gives little to no help there Mega. Sometimes, they make movie with a game in it that doesn't exsist.... perhaps if you could tell us the name of the movie, then it might help

Posted: Dec 15 2008 06:20 pm

It's called Bloodwars.

Posted: Dec 15 2008 07:11 pm

If you know the name of the movie...couldn't you figure this out yourself?

Posted: Dec 15 2008 07:18 pm

I've checked, and I couldn't find anything about it. That's why I'm asking you.

Posted: Dec 15 2008 07:19 pm

Also just because they had a Playstation Controller doesn't mean that the game was for Playstation. The movie sounds like it would be a B movie at best which means the director probably could careless about getting small details correct.

Posted: Dec 15 2008 07:20 pm

Douche McCallister wrote:

Also just because they had a Playstation Controller doesn't mean that the game was for Playstation. The movie sounds like it would be a B movie at best which means the director probably could careless about getting small details correct.

Yeah, they play MK Deadly Alliance with N64 Controllers in The 40 Year Old Virgin. Rolling Eyes

Posted: Dec 15 2008 07:50 pm

It's definately PS1, they show the fucking PS1 in the movie.

Posted: Dec 15 2008 07:59 pm

Doesn't mean its hooked up to the tv. I have a Nintendo by my tv. Ill hit the power button have my friend off camera play my PS3 game and while I'm pretending to play with the NES remote you can search high and low for the mysterious NES game.

Posted: Dec 15 2008 09:51 pm

Its like the movie "To Build a Monster" when they are programing a fake game for the gamecube that doesn't exsist. And are you sure it's called Bloodwars? It's not anywhere and I can't find anything close to it on except for The Thirst: Blood War... which makes no sense let alone any logical choice in a name...

Posted: Dec 15 2008 09:53 pm

This is the movie, http://www.netflix.com/Movie/Blood_Wars/70108277.

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hey, remember that game in grandma's boy that doesn't exist?

can anyone help me find the name of that game so I cna track it down and play it?

Posted: Dec 15 2008 11:59 pm

Demonic? It was actually suppose to come out for X-Box but it got canned I believe. Mystery solved!

Docinsano's Channel 63 · Posted: Dec 16 2008 01:44 am

Mega, way to put a bad link up. It says it doesn't exist. This is either a really lame joke or you're dumb. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. Fun-ny. I researched the movie. Apparently it's some D-movie that isn't very good. Try this link: Click Here if you dare!

Posted: Dec 16 2008 01:45 am

That's the movie I believe.

Posted: Dec 16 2008 07:57 am

I thought everyone pretty much knew by now that movies NEVER get video games right, even in the beginning when you'd often hear pac-man noises supposedly coming from a NES or see that the controllers aren't even plugged in. Video games have baffled filmmakers for decades now.

Hell, even a movie centered around video games, The Wizard, didn't even get it right. "He got 50,000 on Double Dragon?!"

Posted: Dec 16 2008 08:21 am

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FNJ wrote:

hey, remember that game in grandma's boy that doesn't exist?

can anyone help me find the name of that game so I cna track it down and play it?

It got canned

Posted: Dec 16 2008 10:46 pm

There's a whole scene in an adam sandler movie about adam teaching a black guy to play shadow of the colossus, and they were actually using PS2 controllers.

Posted: Dec 16 2008 10:52 pm

The one video game flub in a movie that stood out the worst, was from Rumble In The Bronx when the kid is "playing" the SEGA Game Gear that Jackie gave him, and there isn't even a cartridge in the system.