suddenly , saw They announced that they are in business two films Based on many historical IPs, but maybe not really known by the new generations: Space Channel 5 and Comics District.
The Japanese company revealed its cooperation with Picturestart To make movie adaptations of the two games released in the 1990s.
Comix Zone is a Beat ’em up game released in 1995 on Sega Mega Drive and PC where players have to blame it for mutant aliens. The game has a rather original style, where the adventure takes place within a comic. It was recently added to the Nintendo Switch Online Subscription + Add-on Package catalog. On the other hand, Space Channel 5 is a music game that was published on Dreamcast in 1999 and later also reached the PlayStation 2 and Game Boy Advance, in which players must perform by pressing on-screen keys to the beat of the music.
According to information published by The Hollywood Reporter, Comics District It follows “the story of a weary, young comic book author and a quirky black writer who, after being immersed in the latest issue of the popular first series, must put their differences aside to prevent a dangerously dangerous villain from wreaking havoc. In the process, they’re adept at exploring the ever-changing art of storytelling. by itself.”
Channel 5 Rather, it is “a kind of comedy/dance, and it will tell the story of an unfortunate fast food worker who is recruited by a freelance journalist from the future to save the world from aliens using the one thing that unites all people on the planet: our love of stupid and viral dances.”
The report also states that Sega’s Toru Nakahara, producer of the Sonic the Hedgehog films, will be producing the two adaptations, Takumi Yoshinaga, Director of Space Channel 5, will co-edit the film, while Sega producer Kagasei Shimomura will join in. For the Comix Zone team.
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