Better Call Saul Re-Imagined as Old-School Game Boy Game
The ongoing series from AMC Better Call Saul has recently sprung a wealth of fan-created content as the finale is quickly approaching. This has ranged from theories online for how the series is going to end, what seemingly insignificant actions of characters might mean, all the way to artwork and animations made to place protagonist Saul Goodman in other worlds like Ace Attorney.
One of these recent fan projects has instead recreated Better Call Saul itself as a game, built to have the look and feel of a title made for the classic Game Boy console. This doesn't take the form of a finished game that can actually be played, but the clip does give an idea of how this game might have played across several levels and genres if it ever released.
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Created by artist Lumpy Touch, the video shows a number of different levels for this Better Call Saul game, each following a different genre that all fit with the old-school theme. One of the first «playable» segments seems to be the most at home on a Game Boy cartridge, showing Saul Goodman being controlled through a platformer. As the clip continues, the genre switches multiple times, ranging from a sniping level to a scene pulled right out of Punch Out pitting Saul against Howard Hamlin.
This isn't the first piece of pop-culture content that Lumpy Touch has re-imagined in a classic pixel format. They've also recreated the Morbius film as a Minesweeper clone titled Morbsweeper, for example. Similar to this recent re-imagining of Better Call Saul, much of Lumpy Touch's content is mostly comedic while also showing off a high degree of talent in crafting and animating pixel art. However, it doesn't
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