If you've ever wondered what your favorite movie would look like as an 8-bit NES video game, the folks over at CineFix have the answer. Several popular movies have been converted into short 8-bit ...

CineFix turns the hit Netflix series into a classic video game. “Stranger Things” continues to be a source of inspiration for many – something that we certainly don’t mind when the projects are just ...

When you break them down, lots of movies follow the traditional formula from the Mega Man games. Alright, so maybe there aren’t very many films where the hero jumps through doors, defeats enemies to ...

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While Star Wars: The Force Awakens might be getting all the attention from fans who love the franchise about a galaxy far, far, away, some others are making sure not to forget George Lucas' OG trilogy ...

8-bit Cinema gamifies your favourite TV shows and movies, and recreates them in retro 8-bit gaming style. In this on-demand HD world, we are totally spoilt when it comes to quality entertainment at a ...

The closest thing we have so far for a Stranger Things video game. When Stranger Things first released on Netflix it became a hit and an incredible throwback to the 1980s. While most of us have ...

How cool would a Fight Club game be? A good one, that is. Not the mediocre 2004 brawler that got a 4.5 from IGN. Well, the folks at Cinefix set out to answer that question with their 8-Bit Cinema ...

Brought to you by CineFix, which has also made an eight-bit version of The Walking Dead The Titanic finished sinking 103 years ago Wednesday. (Technically, it started sinking on the 14th, when it ...

Now where did that Droid go off to? Cinefix finds out in its new 8-bit (and a little 16-bit) reimagining of the original Star Wars trilogy. With the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, CineFix ...

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