Most of the time when you think Adaptations to video gamesThey are movies or TV shows on video games, but what about it when it goes the other way? In the early days of video games, we used to get (usually pretty terrible) film -based tying games, but practice mostly disappeared with the exception of mega franchises and ubiquitous IPs like Batman or "Starwell War". That is why it is so strange that the world has been given the adaptation of video games based on one of the most independent films of all time: the debut of Quentin Tarantino's features in 1992, "Dogs Reservoir".

If it didn't ring Bellvoncore, don't worry, because the 2006 game was actually banned in several countries and was not particularly well accepted by critics, so it became a thing of cult. Given the cult classic status of the original film, which almost feels appropriate, although the game has not gained almost the same level of Loveub as the film that inspired it. With its antiheroes with a gun and a crime story, "tank dogs" seems much better adapted to Adaptation of video games than, say, "Giligan Island", " But unfortunately, the game ended, as well as the movie Heist.

The only actor to rethink his role from the film was Michael Madsen, who played by the evil Mr blonde, so everyone else had to be processed. That means we don't have to hear Harvey Kiqel or Tim Roth delivering any of their famous dialogs as a smooth G -Din White or Secretly treacherous g -orangeBut instead, hear it from other actors and voice actors who do their best. (The characters also don't look like their movie versions, which distracts.) Scenes are mostly only sequences from the film, but with graphics in the PlayStation 2 era and different voices, and according to views, the game is quite repeatable, following the dogs while robbing the bank and referring to the warehouse. In fact, there is a 50% rating of an aggregator for review Metacrytic On all platforms, which is pretty rough.

There are several interesting mechanics, how to be able to cut someone's ear like M -blonde, but on the whole, the game is a real bust. The game was also banned in several countries, including Australia and New Zealand, as players were playing violent criminals who committed crimes, joining contemporaries of games such as Grand Theft Auto III and Manhunt. While Tarantino's fans may want to try and play the game by finding old copies or using emulators, for the most part, players will be disappointed. Maybe if the cast returned to play some of The larger characters of lifeIt could have worked a little better, but instead, it's a strange footnote in Tarantino's film history.