College Humor has posted a new video that uses the four seasons of the new Battlestar Galactica as a framework for a 16-bit RPG. The clip has fun with a few of the sticking points of the show: Baltar’s questionable decision-making, the reliance on political debates due to a basic cable budget, and especially the writers’ willingess to forget plotlines. But they kid because they love. This was clearly the work of devoted fans, and the result is wicked funny. Heck, it’s worth watching for the 16-bit version of Bear McCreary’s score alone. Check it out after the jump.
Beware of spoilers if you haven’t seen the entire series. This does give away a few big reveals. Via College Humor:
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5/5. Thank you for posting this.
Yeah, I’m still confused by Starbuck’s magic disappearance. What? The whole ending seemed like a terrible tragedy for the majority of the characters.
Brilliant!