This project, however, is different. Given John Carpenter’s love of the medium, it’s actually surprising that it took him this long to work on a Halloween video game. Even without Carpenter’s involvement, Michael Myers has been suspiciously absent from the world of electronic gaming.
The original Halloween was adapted into a video game for the Atari 2600 in 1983, but so far, that’s been it. An oddity of early gaming, Halloween has you playing as a nameless babysitter tasked with saving children from a knife-wielding assailant. Ironically, the game is somehow gorier than the movie it’s based on.
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