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Reikon Games' Ruiner to receive film adaptation by Universal Pictures

Game Developer

The 2017 sci-fi shooter's film adaptation is being headed up by Wes Ball, director of Sony's upcoming Zelda movie.

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Ubisoft's Watch Dogs film has started filming

GamesIndustry.biz

Ubisoft posted a photo on social media on Wednesday showing a clapboard on the film's set, over a decade after the project was initially unveiled. The post confirmed that the film is being helmed by French director Mathieu Turi, under New Regency Productions. The Watch Dogs movie adaptation has finally begun shooting. Read more

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Story Kitchen teams with Dreamworks Animation to adapt video games to film and TV

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Not content with eventually bringing Dredge to film, Story Kitchen plans to work with Dreamworks on making hit games into animated movies and shows.

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Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick cautious on AI, game-to-film adaptations

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Zelnick and Take-Two continue to see how things play out with AI and film/TV adaptation for games, lest either damage the reputations of its biggest properties.

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Martha is Dead to get film adaptation

GamesIndustry.biz

LKA-developed title Martha is Dead will get a film adaptation. The feature film will be led by Swedish production company Studios Extraordinaires in partnership with the Italian studio and the game's publisher, UK-based firm Wired Productions.

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Film production company Stellarblade sues Sony over Stellar Blade

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Louisiana-based film production company Stellarblade has filed a lawsuit against Stellar Blade developer Shift Up and Sony Interactive Entertainment for trademark infringement. Read more

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Why major UK film PR agency DDA is moving into games

GamesIndustry.biz

Founded in 1970 in London, DDA specialises in TV and film PR, employing over 150 people across its HQ and two other offices in New York and Los Angeles. You'd be forgiven for not knowing who DDA is. The public relations firm has several decades of experience in our sister industries, but is a newcomer to games.

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