New Radar Group to Push Game-to-Film Adaptations; Jim Perkins, 3D Realms' Scott Miller Lead
Radar Group referred to itself as an "original IP incubator," with the goal of managing original gaming projects that can be further developed into cross-media properties such as "films, TV shows, novels and toys."
"We design games from the ground up with an equal emphasis on storytelling and gameplay," reads a statement on the company's website.
"We build into our original, co-created IP the hooks to make for both a great game and a great film. You don't have to look far for proof that our new approach will work; sales charts every year greatly favor IP born within our industry."
Miller will serve as the company's chief creative officer, with Jim Perkins taking on the role of CEO. Following our initial report, the bulk of the website was taken offline.
Some of the first games the group will take on were listed, including original IP from 3D Realms and such as Prey 2 and Recoil Games' Earth No More. Two unannounced titles were also listed, in addition to a third person adventure game titled Incarnate.
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i guess its a good idea. as game companies dont have the time or resources to make sure that their ip gets the treatment it deserves when making the transition from game to film etc. having a dedicated group that actually understands games seems like a good idea. but they do need to Prove themselves and not fuck anything up, they need to make VERY wise moves about game movies.
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