What amused me the most was that they actually inserted levels that had nothing to do with the movie.
Dakini!
edited 20th Jul '12 1:43:32 PM by ROTHY
"It's just like... a series of overlapping curses." - Flower Knight Dakini
Court Dragon
That boss they showed off looked like it was the size of a battleship or something.
I have a message from another time...
Jonah Falcon
Too bad Ro-Man from Robot Monster never appeared in Manos.
Jonah Falcon
Jonah Falcon
The entire game is a Lampshade of Everything Is Trying to Kill You:
"MANOS is an homage to all of the cheesy games you remember from your childhood! Remember how every film and cartoon had it’s own platform game adaptation? How concepts in the film were made completely nonsensical for the case of gameplay? When every man, woman, child, animal and inanimate object were out to kill Marty Mc Fly, Freddie Krueger filled the streets with bats, ghosts and frankenstein monsters and Darth Vader would casually transform into a scorpion? MANOS will take you back to the fantastically absurd movie adaptations of the past!"
edited 20th Jul '12 5:39:14 PM by JAF1970
Jonah Falcon
Bitter person in the shadows....
Well I had ideas for a Prince of Space sequel/parody that has characters from other MST 3 K movies so I don't see the issue of having Ro-Man as a boss.
That 8-bit Haunting Torgo mix.....
edited 20th Jul '12 6:45:37 PM by KrazyKopter
"Pancakes. Oh, I blew it." - Joel Hodgson Nobody better lay a Butterfinger on my 3DS!
Knouge forever!!
I hope there are Plan 9 From Outer Space and Ratatoing games coming soon as well.
I am completely, utterly, and thoroughly done with Sola Sonica and 2D
Jonah Falcon
There was a Plan 9 game over a decade ago. A Lso a Rocky Horror game.
Jonah Falcon
Eclipse the Moon
I am getting Flashbacks to The Room flash game that follows the movie to a T...
Until it reveals the Johnny is actually a Spoon Collecting Alien
I'm having to learn to pay the price
YOU ARE HU-MAN, NOT A RO-MAN. 
Looks really good from the video.
Scholar of the Real Knives
Interesting how the worst/silliest film ever now has three good "licensed games" based off it.
edited 23rd Jul '12 3:21:47 PM by HyperEmerson
Vampire Hunter
Well, you see... The Problem with Licensed Games works on an inverse scale relative to the quality of the movie and an inverse exponential scale based on how long the movie has been out. Thus a not as good movie will produce a not as bad game and an adaptation of a movie from decades ago will be a generally good game.
So, what happens when you take a very bad movie and make it into a video game? It'd naturally become a very good video game. 
edited 23rd Jul '12 9:18:53 PM by GameGuruGG
Wizard Needs Food Badly
Not to mention it's a very bad movie from very long ago.
Jonah Falcon
tHe MaStEr ApProVEs oF tHiS vIdeOgAMe.
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