‘End of the F**king World’ creator Charlie Covell will adapt the game, with Story Kitchen and LuckyChap producing. By Rick Porter Television Business Editor As with the game, first released in 2015, ...

DAVID HAYTER: (As Snake) This is Snake. Kept you waiting, huh? FADEL: The "Metal Gear" games are spy thrillers with a dash of science fiction. And for decades, the franchise has been popular because ...

Prime Video has given a series order to Life Is Strange, based on the popular video game franchise, from Charlie Covell (End of the F***ing World, KAOS), Square Enix, Story Kitchen, Lucky Chap and ...

Prime Video’s video game adaptations continue, this time with a Life is Strange TV show. With critically successful live-action video game adaptations like Fallout and Yakuza: Like A Dragon, and ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Like the seemingly unending comic book movie craze, Hollywood loves ...

Video game movie adaptations aren't always the most accurate, with many receiving horrible reviews from fans and critics alike as a result. The television realm has been largely more successful in ...

Update: The deal is now official as Paramount and Activision announced that Call of Duty is getting a live-action movie. “As a lifelong fan of Call of Duty, this is truly a dream come true. From the ...

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IndyCar hasn't had a video game launched since 2004, but a partnership announced Tuesday is hoping to change that. IndyCar and iRacing.com Motorsport Solutions struck an agreement to produce a video ...

The Pokémon series has had staying power ever since its debut in the 1990s, but it has felt especially popular in recent years, thanks to Pokémon GO and the resurgence of the trading card game. Given ...

Over two decades ago, SEGA released a unique title that pushed the boundaries of storytelling and immersion. This title launched on the Dreamcast and delivered a living, breathing world with cinematic ...