Sega is reportedly working on movie adaptations of Comix Zone and Space Channel 5.
Sega is reportedly developing movies for Comix Zone and Space Channel 5. Sega appears to be expanding its IP into film following the success of the Sonic the Hedgehog films. Ahead of the recent release of Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Sega and Paramount both confirmed that a third film was in the works. It was recently confirmed that Sonic the Hedgehog 3 will release in December 2024, giving fans something to look forward to in the coming years.
Nevertheless, Sega is reportedly working to bring two 90s classics to the big screen. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Sega has partnered with Picturestart to adapt both Comix Zone and Space Channel 5 into movies. Space Channel 5's adaptation has been described as a"comedy/dance adaptation" that follows a fast food worker that is recruited by a reporter from the future.
Both projects come off the heels of Hollywood having more success with video game adaptations, a genre that has been historically plagued with critical and financial bombs. Sony is also embracing more adaptations with a Days Gone movie reportedly in the works and a Ghost of Tsushima movie in development.
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