(Mario, famously, has a red hat because floppy hair was too difficult to program). Since games don’t need stories, it doesn’t matter that Mario is a plumber, just as it doesn’t matter in Monopoly that an iron is a landlord; it’s primarily window dressing. “Games in the past haven’t necessarily been too narratively focused in and of themselves, so haven’t always given film folks a huge amount to work with,” explains Rhianna Pratchett, a video game writer and journalist.

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