Which video game franchise would you like to see adapted into a feature film???

For the very first time in cinema and in pop culture history, we have seen multiple video games get adapted into successful movies, streaming series', and television shows, after decades of a seemingly endless run of failures at the box office. Starting about a decade ago and picking up major steam at the beginning of the 2020s, there have been more successful video game adaptations than in the last 40 years combined. Hitman: Agent 47 (2015), Warcraft (2016), The Angry Birds Movie (2016), Assassin's Creed (2016), Tomb Raider (2018), Rampage (2018), The Angry Birds Movie 2 (2019), The Sonic The Hedgehog Trilogy (2020, 2022, 2024), Mortal Kombat (2021), Uncharted (2022), Five Nights At Freddy's (2023), The Super Mario Bros Movie (2023), A Minecraft Movie (2025), Five Nights at Freddy's 2 (2025), Iron Lung (2026) were all box office hits. When it comes to streaming services/television, video game adaptations have slowly begun to dominate the format, in the past decade. The Last of Us quickly became one of the most popular shows in the history of HBO, and with shows like Fallout, Twisted Metal, Arcane, The Witcher, Halo, Castlevania, Knuckles (Sonic spin-off), Cyberpunk: Edgerunners all becoming very popular shows in their own right. By the end of 2026, we will also be getting The Super Mario Bros. Galaxy Movie (hitting theaters in April), Mortal Kombat 2 (Coming out in theaters on May 8, after being pushed back from October 2025), and Street Fighter (hitting theaters October 16, 2026) There are a TON of video game adaptations in development all across Hollywood, right now. Instead of posting a list of the movies and TV shows in development (because who knows when/if what will ultimately get made and what will be stuck in development hell for the foreseeable future) -- What video games do YOU want to see get made into a movie or television show? And what format best serves your pick(s)? Live action? Animated? Movie? Streaming series? With today's news that Glen Powell will be voicing Fox McCloud in the upcoming Super Mario Bros: Galaxy Movie, I would love to see an animated Star Fox movie in theaters. I don't think you could ask for a more visually stimulating video game to be adapted into an animated feature than Star Fox. The original Star Fox game lifted many elements from Star Wars & Top Gun, and in the years since the game has been out, there are other movie franchises that lend themselves greatly to Star Fox, such as The Guardians of The Galaxy. I think that if a studio decided to make a live action Star Fox, there are a lot of similarities between Rocket Raccoon and Star McCloud. While there are a lot of unique characters in the Star Fox IP, if they're done via live action, then those are going to be fully rendered CGI characters, created by either ILM or Weta Digital for the best result. If the characters are adapted into animation, which is the most likely and easiest means of transferring the characters in the IP from the video game, then the easiest way to adapt these characters will be in the character design style that they ultimately decide on for Star Fox for the upcoming Mario Bros Galaxy movie. I look forward to whatever they ultimately choose! And I can't wait to see Star Fox fly off the screens in your households and into the silver screen in a movie theater, near you!!!! FINAL FIGHT and/or STREETS OF RAGE: I am a **HUGE** fan of both games. I recently learned that there is a Streets of Rage screenplay, written by John Wick scribe, Derek Kolstad, that is completed, and under lock & key in the development vaults at Lionsgate. He recently spoke on the project, and if there has been any movement, to which he said that he had submitted his final draft, and that any & everything going forward was up to Lionsgate. He also spoke about how proud he was of the film, how he thought it was the greatest work of his career, & that he can only hope & Pray that this film eventually gets made, and that we eventually get to see the film. FINAL FIGHT, while extremely similar in video game style & structure to Streets of Rage, is the project that I would personally prefer to be made into a live action film. A few years ago, there was a fan film based on Final Fight that made its way to YouTube, and starred early UFC & Pride Fighting icon, Don Frye, in the role of Mayor Mike Haggar. Ultimately, by the time a movie about this IP sees the light of day (if ever), Frye would likely be much too old to portray Haggar. With that said, the tone of the fan film delivered the kind of goofy ass movie that fans would love to see, which is very reminiscent of the current Street Fighter movie that's in post production. Hopefully one day soon, we get to see Cody, Haggar, and Guy take on the Mad Gear Gang, who have kidnapped Cody's GF, Jessica, and have Metro City under occupation. If Capcom can give us Street Fighter, they can damn sure give us a Final Fight adaptation! METAL GEAR SOLID: I know that, essentially, Metal Gear is Kojima's very own unauthorized "reverse adaptation" as he took one of his favorite movies of all-time and turned it into his original video game franchise. Since he couldn't get the licensing rights to the character of Snake Plissken, or the rights to the film franchise for Escape from N.Y. or Escape from LA, Kojima seemingly created Metal Gear, and to us video game fans, for decades, it was BEYOND solid! Unfortunately, an absolute tragedy occurred that was felt in the hearts of gamers all across the planet when Konami pulled a move seemingly straight out of the Idiocracy playbook, and not only fired Kojima, but has continued to churn out sequel after sequel after sequel to the Metal Gear gaming series WITHOUT the participation and the inclusion of its creator. Without Kojima running the show at Metal Gear, ughhh..to quote "Iron" Mike Tyson, "How dare they challenge me with their somewhat primitive skills? They're just as good as dead." And I don't think there's ever been a more accurate statement regarding a video game IP. With that said, I would love to see what a Kojima-led Metal Gear film adaptation looked like. And while Kojima has kept busy delivering new classics like Death Stranding, with other new projects coming down the pipeline,.although I don't see him returning to Metal Gear in any capacity, with or without Konami's involvement in a potential Metal Gear film adaptation. DUKE NUKEM: I recently saw a fan at a comic con during a Q&A with John Cena ask him if he would ever be interested in portraying Duke Nukem? Cena gave the most professional answer you possibly could, and while he didn't politely decline the possibility of appearing as Duke, Cena didn't exactly seem like it was his dream role, either. He also pitched the fan on the potential of Cody Rhodes appearing as Duke, which isn't a bad idea, when I think about it! What are some video games that YOU want to see come to the silver screen in live action or in animated form? Drop a comment below and let me know YOUR thoughts!