I want to delimitate in this short post the concept of transmedia storytelling (JENKINS, 2006): a kind of narrative which develops into multiple mediatic platforms, such as internet, books, video games, comics, television and movies. I want to highlight one specific use of this strategy in the entertainment industry.
I'm going to show to You the strategic appropriation of transmediatic narratives in the industry of entertainment using an established example: the Star Wars fiction series transformed into a Lego board game.
In the movie below it's possible to see how the idea of the movie "The Empire Strikes Back" becomes a board game.
Every game is an unique experience. Every game have a different end. The essence is the same of the movie but players have the opportunity to change the famous battle of Hoth with dice results.
What do you think about that?
Reference:
JENKINS, Henry. Convergence culture: where old and new media collide. NYU Press, 2006.
Vince you were right! This Lego Battle of Hoth is just amazingly well thought!! Luv'd it!
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