Better Call Saul Fans Recreate The Show As A Game Boy Title
Three brilliant Better Call Saul fans have put together an incredible video depicting what the television series would look like as a Nintendo Game Boy title.
The video, which features the title screen, character choice options, and some gameplay from the made-up game, was created by artist Lumpy Touch with the help of 2bitcrook and branflakes.
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You could check it out right below:
Jimmy, Kim, and Mike are your playable characters in the imagined game. Each character has their own unique set of attributes, such as "Guts," "Hustle," "Authority," and "Lawyer." A cutscene with distorted 8-bit vocals follows after one of them is selected.
The level displayed shows the player running through desert land Super Mario style, pouncing on scorpions, and collecting money. Mike's shooting skills and the boxing encounter between Jimmy and Howard are also reenacted in the video.
As for the audio, it's a mashup of tunes from several Game Boy and NES titles including Turok, Castlevania: The Adventure, Trip World, and more. A version of the Better Call Saul theme, adapted for the Game Boy, is also featured.
Better Call Saul is a spinoff and prequel to Breaking Bad that began in 2015 and centers on Bob Odenkirk's Jimmy McGill as he transitions from a somewhat straight-shooting public defender into the shady criminal lawyer fans first see in the latter's second season.
The show is currently in the middle of its sixth and final season. Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, who play main characters Walter White and Jesse Pinkman in Breaking Bad, made their long-awaited cameo appearances in last week's episode.
Kim's separation from Jimmy in episode 9, "Fun and Games," which
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