For me it's neither. I'm much more taken with the Lara Croft of Melissa Lee-Houghton's "Hot Pursuit", which introduces the final section of video game poetry anthology Coin Opera 2: Fulminaire's ...

It ran aground, however, due to the difficulty of following the poem alongside the colourful action sequences. Video game adaptations of poems are not impossible. They do, however, need to leave ...

“Reading the poem you realize right away, this would make a great video game.” It’s not just the episodic architecture of sin that makes the poem a good fit for a video game: "Each circle ...

The latest addition to that list is “EmilyBlaster,” a free, 1980s-style video game in which players shoot words down from the sky. Before gameplay begins, a poem appears onscreen (the game ...