• 'Ghost Recon' Gets 'Y: The Last Man' Writers, Hopes To Be Michael Bay's Next Movie

    Among the many films that game publisher UbiSoft has developed from its own internal properties is Ghost Recon, based on concepts from Tom Clancy novels. The games feature an elite, ultra-high tech US military force. The film rights are at Warner Bros., with Michael Bay developing and producing. And now the Y: The Last ManĀ and…

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  • Sony Partners With Ubisoft To Make Movie Based On 'Watch Dogs' Videogame

    One of the most anticipated games on a next generation console is now a step closer to the big screen. Ubisoft's Watch Dogs, which follows a man around Chicago with the ability to hack into anything, is being developed into a feature film by Sony Pictures and New Regency. The company announced the news at…

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  • Michael Bay Developing 'Ghost Recon' For Warner Bros. And Ubisoft

    A while ago the video game company Ubisoft made a big move: it decided to develop its own game properties as films. The idea is that Ubi can come up with better movies based on its own games than external producers could; that's untested as yet, but the early results are impressive. They're still partnering…

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  • Ubisoft's 'Assassin's Creed' Adaptation Hires Playwright Michael Lesslie

    The Assassin's Creed adaptation suddenly got a lot more interesting when Michael Fassbender was cast as the lead, and now it's adding some intriguing talent behind the scenes as well. New Regency and Ubisoft have hired Michael Lesslie to pen the screenplay. If Lesslie's name doesn't seem familiar, that's probably because he's relatively unknown as…

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  • Sony Takes Screen Rights To 'Assassin's Creed' Video Game Series

    Looks like Sony has won the dubious honor of being able to produce and distribute a film based on the UbiSoft video game series Assassin's Creed. The games feature a lot of running along rooftops, pushing through crowds and tracking powerful targets before driving a knife in their back. There's even a sci-fi component as…

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  • Ubisoft Launches Motion Picture Studio

    Critics may not have cared for last year's Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, but that didn't stop audiences from turning out in droves to see it. After an unremarkable start in the U.S., the film ultimately grossed $335 million worldwide -- making it the most commercially successful video game adaptation of all time.…

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