One aspect of gaming that interests me is games that are based on movies and the different options or “infinite” directions the game may take. The movie may have a particular story to it, but say that in the game things didn’t turn out the way the movie does. What would this provoke on the user? Will the user like the alternate ending because he/she is able to give the story a different direction he would have preferred or will he/she be upset at disturbing the original story? (I am not a gamer, but I would like to think that games based on movies should somehow follow the original story)
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Actually, many games never follow the movie and usually put in many added subplots and fights that were never in the movie. Movie games are notoriously bad and its very rare when a movie game stays true to the themes and atmosphere of the movie