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Video Game Adaptations That Struggled to Work on Film and in Anime

This article examines numerous video game adaptations in film and anime that failed to capture the essence of their source material. Common issues include poor storytelling, miscasting, and a failure to replicate interactive elements, leading to disappointing results for fans and critics alike.

Retro GamerNeutral

Resident Evil developer Capcom "will not be implementing any AI-generated assets into our video game content," but plans to "actively" utilize the tech to "improve efficiency"

Capcom, the developer behind Resident Evil and Street Fighter, has stated it will not implement AI-generated assets into its video game content. However, the company plans to actively utilize AI technology to improve development efficiency. This stance comes amidst ongoing community concerns about AI's impact on the gaming industry and potential job displacement.

Retro GamerVery positive

New Exit 8 poster teases the anomalous indie horror game's big screen adaptation

The indie horror game Exit 8 is receiving a film adaptation from distributor Neon, set to release in US theaters on April 10 and UK cinemas on April 24. The movie, which premiered at Cannes Film Festival, follows a protagonist trapped in a looping Japanese metro station, tasked with identifying anomalies to escape. This adaptation joins a growing trend of video game movies, with other notable releases this year including The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and Mortal Kombat 2.

Retro GamerNeutral

Mortal Kombat 2 star Lewis Tan further fuels the Street Fighter beef by responding to new dig from Cody Rhodes:…

Mortal Kombat 2 star Lewis Tan is responding to comments made by Street Fighter actor Andrew Schulz, with Cody Rhodes also weighing in on the perceived 'beef' between the casts. While acknowledging the playful nature of the situation, the article speculates on the possibility of a crossover movie and notes the upcoming release dates for both films.

EurogamerNeutral

Saudi Arabia now owns just over 10% of Capcom, as another national investment company scoops up more shares in the Resident Evil and Street Fighter publisher

An investment fund connected to Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, the Electronic Gaming Development Company, has acquired approximately 5.03% of Capcom's shares. This brings Saudi Arabia's total ownership in the Resident Evil publisher to just over 10%, with the fund also holding full ownership of SNK. The EGDC stated the purchase is purely for investment purposes, aiming to profit from stock valuation increases.

Retro GamerPositive

Street Fighter game director teases "very smart" movie adaptation in new behind-the-scenes featurette:…

Street Fighter game director Takayuki Nakayama visited the set of the upcoming movie adaptation, with director Kitao Sakurai and the cast expressing their fandom for the games. Actors like Jason Momoa and Noah Centineo are committed to honoring the characters, aiming for a "very smart" adaptation that surpasses previous attempts. The film is scheduled for release on October 16, 2026.

GamespotVery positive

Fighting Game Pro Detained By ICE Has Been Released On Bond

Fighting game community member Ludovic Mbock has been released on bond after being detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Mbock, a professional player for The Hiero Group in games like Street Fighter and Tekken, was arrested in February and his legal defense fund has raised over $102,000. A forthcoming hearing in May will determine his future.

GamespotNeutral

50 Video Game Movies In The Works: How Many Of Them Will Actually Come Out?

Hollywood is actively developing over 50 film and television adaptations of video game properties, ranging from major franchises like Elden Ring and Call of Duty to indie titles such as The Mortuary Assistant. While some projects like Death Stranding and Mortal Kombat 2 are further along, many others are in early development or face potential delays, with varying degrees of success seen in past video game movies.

GamespotVery positive

Guile's Street Fighter Movie Haircut Is As Gloriously Stupid As We Were Hoping It To Be

The upcoming Street Fighter movie is set to feature a more game-accurate hairstyle for the character Guile, portrayed by Cody Rhodes, surpassing the 1994 film's interpretation. This behind-the-scenes look also highlights other characters' faithful costume and hairstyle designs, with director Kitao Sakurai at the helm and a release date set for October 2026.

Retro GamerPositive

Mortal Kombat 2 star Lewis Tan joins in with Street Fighter movie beef after Game Awards dig because he "loves a good rivalry: "Andrew Schulz is the last person that should be talking s*** on that stage"

Mortal Kombat 2 actor Lewis Tan responded to a dig made by Street Fighter movie actor Andrew Schulz at the Game Awards, embracing the rivalry between the two film adaptations. Tan expressed his appreciation for a good rivalry and hinted that the Mortal Kombat 2 trailer looked awesome, suggesting a competitive spirit between the two franchises.

FZ.sePositive

Pragmata släpps lite tidigare – ny trailer!

Capcom has announced that its new title, Pragmata, will be released one week earlier than planned, on April 17th instead of April 24th. The reason for the change was not disclosed. A new trailer for the game was also released.

Major NelsonVery positive

A Never-Ending Nightmare Haunts South Town in Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves

Nightmare Geese is the latest character announced for Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, featuring a design inspired by his classic appearances and updated move animations. The game also continues its crossover with Street Fighter, adding new costumes, EOST mode missions, and crossover skills. A limited-time discount is available for the Legend Edition, which includes the base game and Season Passes 1 and 2.

Nintendo LifePositive

Video: Here's Your First Look At The Street Fighter Live-Action Movie, Out October 2026

Capcom has announced that the live-action Street Fighter movie will be released on October 16, 2026, with a teaser trailer shown at The Game Awards. The film features a cast including Andrew Koji as Ryu, Noah Centineo as Ken, and Jason Momoa as Blanka. Capcom also revealed a new Mega Man game and confirmed Pragmata for the Nintendo Switch 2.

PC GamesNVery positive

Everything new in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4

Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4, themed around gaming culture, is set to launch on August 20th. The season will introduce new skins and map elements inspired by classic video games like Sonic the Hedgehog, Pac-Man, and Mega Man, alongside original characters and a new battle pass. The update will also bring content to Fortnite's Battle Royale, Festival, and Lego modes.

PC GamesNPositive

The best Fortnite skins 2026 - updated this week

This guide lists over 100 of the best Fortnite skins available in 2026, updated with recent additions like Shadow the Hedgehog and Geno. It details various collaborations with movies, TV shows, and music artists, including popular choices like John Wick, The Simpsons, and Star Wars characters, along with their prices and first appearance dates.

GamespotPositive

Street Fighter Movie: Release Date, Cast, And Everything We Know So Far

The new Street Fighter movie is set to be released on October 16, 2026, with Legendary Entertainment producing. Directed by Kitao Sakurai, the film will feature an ensemble cast including Andrew Koji as Ryu, Noah Centineo as Ken Masters, and Callina Liang as Chun-Li, among others. The plot centers on Ryu and Ken being drawn back into combat for the World Warrior Tournament.

Two Tall 4 U FoolPositive

Another Video Game Movie

This opinion piece discusses the upcoming Sonic the Hedgehog movie, highlighting the controversy surrounding its initial character design and the subsequent redesign after fan backlash. The author praises Paramount Pictures for listening to the audience and speculates on the film's potential success compared to previous video game adaptations.