i was wondering what books out there based off of games that you would love to read or already have read. Me? i would love to read Dante's Inferno and the Resident Evil books.
i was wondering what books out there based off of games that you would love to read or already have read. Me? i would love to read Dante's Inferno and the Resident Evil books.
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This my World.--- Chamillionaire
I heard that halo has a novel, but idk if it's good. and I doubt you'd ever want to read a book of Pokemon.....
As every thread of gold is valuable, so is every moment of time.
Some RE novels can be found here, if you really want to read them:
http://www.epforums.org/showthread.p....D.-Perry-MU-*
And then you have Dante Alighieri's The Divine Comedy, even tho the Dante's Inferno game has nothing much to do with it.
Pokémon has a ton of manga and cartoons, but no traditional books as far as I know.
Dante's Inferno has a book, guess what the game was based off.
RE also has novels, I imagine you can find them on Amazon if you want physical copies.
There's also a Halo novel IIRC, I'm not sure if it's good though.
Conclusion, a quick Google should give you all you need.
I bet in a few decades there will be children thinking that The Lord of the Rings started with the movies.
Anyway, only game-based book I've read are the Vampire: The Masquerade novels. Although they're aren't based on video games, but a PnP game, but it still counts. Sorta.
You make Baby Jesus cry. No, seriously, they can hear him all the way to Cocytus and back.
I think I read one of the Mass Effect books when I saw it in the library. It was OK, I guess, considering it's still a licensed work even if it's from the writer of the game itself. There was the Alpha Centauri trilogy as well, which was kind of interesting.
The only books based off a game that I have read are the DOOM books from back in 1994.
I picked up the first two (Knee Deep in the Dead and Hell on Earth) back in 1998 or so, and read them while I was camping over the summer. When I finally had enough money to go out and buy the last two (Infernal Sky and End Game), they had discontinued them.
I spent the next... six years, give or take... hunting down every single used book store I could find, trying to find those two books. I think I finally found them sometime in early 2005. They were out of print, extremely rare, and Infernal Sky alone was going for about $60 on eBay. End Game was usually around the same price. I wanted to read them, but not that badly. I found a copy of Infernal Sky at a used book store in town here, and a copy of End Game about a week later at a used bookstore in a nearby town. I was so happy, I had finally finished collecting the novels.
A few months later, DOOM 3 was released. And, to celebrate it's release... they re-issued the novels. You could find them in every book store across the continent for a while. I was kind of choked.
Anyways. I don't know why I felt like telling that story. If you're interested, I'm sure you could download a PDF of them somewhere, or something to that effect. They are... interesting, but the last two novels deviate a fair bit from the series and really get into life after death and religious topics, particularly Mormonism. Still, it's a somewhat interesting science fiction twist that they put on it, and I really enjoyed them.
"Life is what you make of it. Don't make excuses. Make it happen."
This my World.--- Chamillionaire
I have .hack//Cell, .hack//AI Buster 1 and 2, .hack//Another Birth 1, 2, 3 and 4 (Novels) and all of the .hack mangas except fot .hack//Quantum + and .hack//Link.