Sure seems like Sony wants every PlayStation game to be a movie
At its CES press conference last night, Sony announced that it’s developing films based on PlayStation hits “Helldivers 2” and “Horizon Zero Dawn.”
The tech giant’s film and TV arm, PlayStation Productions, has been absolutely button mashing since it was formed in 2019. Aside from the Warner Bros’ hit “The Last of Us,” it’s also produced films based on “Gran Turismo” and “Uncharted.”
The company’s also developing a “God of War” show with Amazon Prime Video, both film and anime adaptations of “Ghost of Tsushima,” and an “Until Dawn” film is set to hit theaters in April.
Sony’s doubled down on the games-into-content and content-into-games biz lately, boosting its investment in Japanese anime juggernaut Kadokawa last month. Last summer, Sony also scooped up 36-location movie-theater chain Alamo Drafthouse.
The company’s also developing a “God of War” show with Amazon Prime Video, both film and anime adaptations of “Ghost of Tsushima,” and an “Until Dawn” film is set to hit theaters in April.
Sony’s doubled down on the games-into-content and content-into-games biz lately, boosting its investment in Japanese anime juggernaut Kadokawa last month. Last summer, Sony also scooped up 36-location movie-theater chain Alamo Drafthouse.
