11 videogames that we would love to see as movies and TV series for the quality of its history

The Witcher is a dream drama streaming television collection developed by Lauren Schmidt Hiss rich, based on the book collection of the exact same name by Polish writer Andrew Minkowski. Set on an imaginary, medieval-inspired landmass referred to as the Continent, The Witcher checks out the legend of Gerald of Trivia and Princess Cirri, who are connected per various other by fate. It stars Henry Cavils, Freya Allan as well as Anya Charlotte. The initial period was composed of 8 episodes and also was launched on Netflix in its entirety on December 20, 2019. It was based on The Last Dream and also Sword of Destiny, which are collections of short stories that come before the primary Witcher legend. The 2nd period, including 8 episodes, is scheduled to be released on December 17, 2021. In September 2021, Netflix restored the collection for a third period.

The truth is that the fans of video games We are receiving many series and movies that either they are direct adaptations of games or we have counted on the adaptation to the video game before that of the big screen. It is the case of The Witcher, our favorite sorcerer conquered us with the CD Project Red video game saga, which in turn adapted Andrew Minkowski's novels, and we are already preparing for the second season of the series where Henry Cavils gives life to the great Gerald de Rivia.

There are many video game franchises that have been adapted to the Great Screen The Saga Resident Evil has been one of the most cinematographic adaptations has had, including the recently released Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City. Silent Hill, Tomb Raider, Prince of Persia, Mortal Kombat, Hitman, Assassin's Creed or Street Fighter are some many franchises that have had its passage through the big screen.

Although usually, video game adaptations have been very irregular, we also have such brilliant cases such as Arcane, the excellent series based on League of Legends who has not stopped receiving praises from its recent premiere in Netflix. In 3DGEGOS, we wanted to share with you 11 video games we consider that they would be perfect for a film adaptation, either through a movie or a series.