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Valve inspires its fans to do crazy things. Take Eric Ruth, who's made it his personal mission to recreate Left 4 Dead from scratch in the context of a top-down, 8-bit action game. So far, Ruth has finished the first campaign of the original Left 4 Dead, the hospital-based No Mercy, but he's aiming to release a completed product, spanning all four campaigns and including all of the special infected, around January 4. He's pretty much building the whole project by himself.
"Valve doesn't know about it yet," wrote Ruth on his YouTube page, "but I'm sure (with their love of community creations) that they will find this mildly amusing at worst, and hilarious at best."
The world would be better with more 8-bit recreations of modern games.
To watch a video of Ruth's progress so far, head to YouTube.
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Klobb17
This guy's nuts. I support him all the way. (Why didn't anyone do this on the original NES!?)
Galloway
glad some one is thinking about something like this
kwfang
lol i play it
yays
looks like its worth it right?
Ps3nation
haha love it! I hope he gets some money or something from Valve.
Turducken
8 bit halo, just saying
UNrealx007
This is so amazing keep up the good work! and will we be able to play?
thesilentmole
Good on 'im.That should be finished.
umaque
Bill looks kinda cute in 8-bit..i bet other characters will too..cant wait..
Latinkid2791
THIS WOULD BE AMAZING!! Awesome.
Peatore
can anyone remember that episode of code monkeys where they were talking about a game called "Robot ninja pirate monkey bomber" or something like that? after i heard about it i wanted it to be an actual game, it better be, if not my graphic design friends have some work to, to the bat mobile!
neoernie
I love it when people do this, it shows a real love for the retro games.
TheAcussedOne
THIS IS AWESOME LOL
Kanaye
This is pretty awesome. Can't wait to see the final product.
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