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Red Mile Enters Sin City

Red Mile Entertainment has licensed the rights to bring the Frank Miller's Sin City graphic novels into the interactive realm. No release details or specific platforms were mentioned.
Chris Faylor
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Red Mile Entertainment has licensed the rights to bring the popular Sin City graphic novels created by Frank Miller (pictured left) into the interactive realm. Miller first began the Dark Horse Comics-published series in 1991, which has since spawned seven different paperback collections and a feature film, directed by Robert Rodriguez and starring Bruce Willis and Jessica Alba, among others. Red Mile's licensing agreement only pertains to Miller's line of graphic novels, not the film adaptation.

"Taking Sin City into the world of video games is very exciting--games offer a whole new way to bring audiences into Sin City," exclaimed Miller. "The Red Mile team has impressed me with its dedication to creating Sin City video games that will remain true to Sin City as I've always seen it."

In the past, Red Mile Entertainment has published Climax's Crusty Demons (Xbox) and IR Gurus' Lucinda Green's Equestrian Challenge (PS2, PC). The company also co-published IR Gurus' Heroes of the Pacific (PS2, Xbox, PC) alongside Ubisoft and the PSP version of Sidhe Interactive's GripShift with Platform Publishing.

No release details or specific platforms were mentioned in today's announcement.

Chris Faylor was previously a games journalist creating content at Shacknews.

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  • AgentPothead legacy 10 years legacy 20 years
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    May 23, 2007 12:22 PM

    Can somebody explain why Robert Rodriquez and Frank Miller are both looking at different cameras in that picture?

    • freshyk legacy 10 years legacy 20 years mercury ultra mega
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      May 23, 2007 12:25 PM

      Frank Miller is looking into your soul.

    • echronorian legacy 10 years
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      May 23, 2007 12:34 PM

      Cuz there's more than one camera?

    • AxeMan808 moderator legacy 10 years legacy 20 years
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      May 23, 2007 3:07 PM

      Miller's trying to do that eyebeam thing again. He did it once, he swears! (oh wait, that was Stan Lee and the Hulk)

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