Video game adaptations have existed for decades, but it was not even recent years that these projects were not only accepted, but praised by the players. Xbox is particularly living a promising era with its projects, and With obvious reasons will continue on this pathalthough following a strict rule.
Xbox will continue to make adaptations
Phil Spencer talked about this topic in a recent interview. Exemplifying works such as the series of Fallout and the movie of Minecraftthe Xbox leader exclaimed that the company “You are learning” With each new adaptation, advancing that People should expect more similar projects in the future.
“What I would like to tell our fans is that we are growing and learning with this process, which gives us more confidence to do more. And above all we like to do it, and our community seems to receive a lot of energy through them. The community that likes this work, we can tell you that they will see more of this because we are gaining confidence, and we also learn more and more.”
However, Phil Spencer added that the intention is not simply to take any franchise and turn it into series or film. There are rules that must be followedand it would not be wise to create a game with the intention of, eventually, work in an adaptation of it.
“The video game business is fine on its own. You do not need these projects. But if you want to do them, you must start with a partner who understands our team, the story of that IP, and let them work in the process. That is my only barrier: you never turn something into something else”
Fallout already has a second confirmed season
Not only is Xbox: Nintendo and PlayStation do the same
Minecraft It is Xbox’s most recent adaptation, the movie is already going quite well at the box office, so it does not surprise us at all that Xbox intends to get more adaptations. PlayStation has a similar plan, and even Nintendo is already approaching more and more to this area with incredible potential, but again, each company has its own ideas and intentions in the case of adaptations.
