Delixe: It would be an odd mix. I don't personally see Telltale doing the surreal/black comedy that made Tremors such a great movie. The TV series and following movies also struggled to capture that same Tremors feeling. It would take a special writer to do a game of that movie justice.

Wraith: It would only succeed if it revolved around Burt (or Bert, can't remember how its spelled).

And I actually liked the second one as much as the first one.

EDIT: Why stop with Tremors? Robocop needs a decent game, it hasn't had one since Robocop vs. Terminator for Sega Genesis (The best version of it, hands down)

Foxhack: Wait, what? What was wrong with the SNES version?

Foxhack: BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

No. Nooooonononono. You Highlander fans will get your own little section of hell playing back Highlander: The Source and Highlander 2 day in and day out. At least Tremors only had three sequels. Highlander has ... everything Spoony talked about AND a craptacular Jaguar game BASED ON THE CARTOON.

Foxhack: I played both - when I was a kid.

I hated the Genesis version. I never felt it was "smooth", in fact, the way Robocop just seemed to slide across tubes pissed me off a lot. Other than the Genesis version having blood, it just didn't feel right.

Eh. You liked it, fine. I just couldn't get into it. :(

Wraith: Well, there is a version that is 10x worse...

Sega Master System version

orcishgamer: Yeah, this kind of thing has all us Highlander fans laughing, too bad the studios had to milk your franchise instead of letting it bask in its singular glory, like Highlander.

Navagon: Given the odd casting decisions it's perhaps surprising that Highlander was as good as it was (which is to say: very). That said, Clancy Brown was perfectly cast. "Hello, pretty".

orcishgamer: I think it also hit during a time where a story like that was generally desired by a large group of the potential audience. It's the same thing with Bladerunner, in fact. Both movies have also aged well.