The Warriors, Rockstar's videogame based on the 1979 movie by Walter Hill, is one of the best experiences you can now buy in a media store. For three reasons.
First off, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to claim that it can be seen as of one the best playable versions of a feature film in the history of videogames. The second reason to appreciate Rockstar's game is the fact that The Warriors is a revival operation that makes a point in a history of aesthetic and linguistic influences between the cinematographic and videoludic media. The most important reason to hit on Rockstar's game, however, is the way it manages to act as the latest, carefully planned act of the company to push the envelope of what's visible in the popular, contemporary representation of violence via the video-ludic medium.
The Warriors makes me want to go out and make a gang of my own. And we like this. Yes, we do.
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