Legendary game developer Cinemaware is proud to announce that it has entered a partnership agreement with Roger! Pictures for the development of a motion picture based on the company’s cult-classic game “It Came From the Desert!”!
It Came From the Desert is an action-adventure game developed by Cinemaware and released in 1989 for the Amiga and later ported to various other platforms. Set in June of 1951, the game follows Greg Bradley, a geologist living in the remote town of Lizard Breath in the United States.After a meteorite falls in the outskirts of town, a large army of mutant-ants begins appearing across town and the player is the only one who can stop it. The game’s incredible success among gamers has created a cult following that continues to this day, 25 years after the original release.
Dr. Wells, spokesperson for Cinemaware, had this to say:
“After cleaning Lizard Breath of ants many years ago, it’s great to see that a film inspired by the events transpired in our little town will tell our story to the wide world out there. Maybe this film will ensure our government pays more attention to what goes on here.”
“We grew up in the 80s playing videogames like It Came From the Desert. Cinemaware’s story-driven titles have a lot of potential to be expanded into film and other media. Through this partnership with Cinemaware, we can bring this fascinating story up to date and present a thrilling and enjoyable cinematic experience featuring the giant ants to both new and old Desert fans!”Teemu Virta, spokesperson for Roger! Pictures, commented
The motion picture adaptation of “It Came From the Desert” is currently in pre-production, with a release date set to be announced in the future. Additional information and production details will be revealed soon, starting January 16th, 2015! For more information, join us at www.facebook.com/itcame ! (source: GamersFTW)
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