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[Psyae]

I think I'm the only person who liked 24: The Game. It gets bashed a lot, but I can't see anything wrong with it at all (feel free to laugh at me)

 

[Slermy]

I thought it was decent. Definitely had fun with my playthrough.

 

[The_Walrus]

Besides Goldeneye and some of the other more popular ones, I've always loved Animaniacs: The Great Edgar Hunt.

http://www.metacritic.com/game/gamecube/animaniacs-the-great-edgar-hunt

 

[halfbeast]

I know AVGN made a (great) episode of this game and its sequels but I really enjoyed it, loved the soundtrack in particular!

most others were already named (astroboy omega factor deserves another mention). will add Aliens on the Commodore 64 (there were two for some reason) to the list. crazy good survival horror game!

 

[shikamaroooo]

The Warriors (PS2)
The Lord of The Rings: Two Towers

 

[Chabbles]

The Thing, The Warriors, Riddick escape from butcher bay, and the first matrix game.

 

[andymcc]

I know AVGN made a (great) episode of this game and its sequels but I really enjoyed it, loved the soundtrack in particular!

It's actually a Roger Rabbit game originally.

 

[OccamsBlender]

Treasure's original IPs are better, but their licensed titles are still plenty fun to play.

I fell out of my chair laughing when I saw this.

Of all the Disney licensed games, this is my fave:

Duck Tales is very very good but this is magic.

Turtles in Time, all the Konami licensed beat em ups(especially The Simpsons and XMen) D&D Shadow over Mystaria, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic,

 

[Deified Data]

Butcher Bay. Not technically an adaptation but it's clearly a tie-in game, and it's fantastic.

 

[StoopKid]

I loved this game when I was younger.

 

[StoopKid]

Double post.

 

[Wiktor]

Ten times this.

Indiana Jones and The Fate of Atlantis

plus Batman Returns (PC version, which was a point and click adventure game)

Terminator: Future Shock

 

[Erevador]

These two own this thread.

 

[SaggyMonkey]

Riddick

 

[LoneTraveler]

Besides the obvious ones,

Disney Platformers in the NES/SNES/Genesis era
Goldeneye
KOTR
South Park: Stick Of Truth

Does this count?

Because if it does, that. I really enjoyed it.

 

[mclem]

As far as I'm concerned, Phantom 2040 is secretly one of the best SNES licensed games. Good graphics, awesome soundtrack, one of the best rope swinging mechanics I've seen in a 2D game, ability to make weapon combos, branching paths that would give you totally different levels (and end bosses)... I was very fond of it as a kid.

How does that gun work? It seems to be both attached around his wrist (like Samus's/Mega Man's arm cannon) *and* held in his hand.

 

[Dusk Golem]

Blair Witch games, particularly the first episode of the three. Wasn't perfect, but had a great atmosphere and some stand-out moments, much like the film.

 

[Beelzebubs]

 

[Sodding_Gamer]

I really enjoyed that Matrix game on the PS2. Dat wall running slo-mo.

Oh and 24: The Video Game was pretty awesome. But I played that literally after finishing watching the series at the time so my vision of how good that game actually was, was rather tainted haha.

 

[Savitar]

Lots of solid games here that were indeed very good.

I got to add one more.

Video of the game in action.

It was fun. Diablo lite if nothing else.

Was good fun in the day.

 

[BrumGB]

The Warriors was pretty ace at the time, loved that game!

Honourable mention for the James Bond games around the ps1, ps2 time, I always remember them being pretty good for licenced film games. (Nightfire split screen multiplayer was ace remote control rockets YEAHH.)

Edit: How could I have even forgot about Star Wars Battlefront! also brilliant playing coop with friends. (and single player)

 

[TheVampire]

Anyone?

 

[Son Of D]

007: Nightfire
Die Hard Trilogy
LotR: RotK
Simpsons Road Rage as well as Hit and Run

 

[mitch1971]

Wolverine

 

[Yoshi]

Quite a few Disney games.
Ducktales
Ducktales 2
Ducktales Remastered
Castle of Illusion HD (I do not like the original one a lot though)
Donald Duck Quack Attack (Crash Bandicoot style game in Rayman 2's engine)
Donald Duck is PK / Paperinik (action platformer, based on my favourite comic book series next to Asterix, so maybe a bit biased here, but still, I found it to be fun and hate all Asterix games)
Quackshot starring Donald Duck
Epic Mickey
Epic Mickey 2 (both may not be outstanding, but still really nice games)
Aladdin (I only know the PC version)

Then the three Arkham games:
Batman Arkham Asylum
Batman Arkham City
Batman Arkham Origins
Injustice (though I prefer the Arkham games)

South Park: Stick of Truth (world design is rather boring inr egards to gameplay, but the fighting system and the story are great fun)

 

[Currygan]

Rogue Leader GC
Goldeneye 64
The Blues Brothers SNES
Indiana Jones and the fate of Atlantis
KOTOR
Aladdin MD
Blade Runner
Rebel Assault
Super Star Wars trilogy SNES
Spiderman 2 GC
Riddick PC
and this