"The game will be published by D3 Publisher and will be based on the film adaptation of the comic" novella. You got it right in the headline. | |
I'm not familiar with his work outside of comics (for which I am duly ashamed) but I hope it gets the treatment it deserves. This guy is a unique talent. | |
Nice catch. 'tis feexed. :) | |
"The game will be published by novella, which centers on a girl who discovers a hidden door in her house that transports her into an alternative universe." nope, appears to be broken again.... Gaiman's work is fantastic, but i had hoped it to be a direct game from book, instead of book-> movie-> game, which will probably dilute the awesomeness somewhat, as movies tend to do when they're not original scripts | |
Well, apart from Stardust, Good Omens and a possible new episode of Doctor Who? | |
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Neil Gaiman Novella to Get Videogame Treatment
Comic series creator Neil Gaiman (pictured) will see one of his works turned into a video game soon.
The author of the Sandman series will have his best-selling work for children, Coraline, turned into both a movie and a game.
The game will be published by novella, which centers on a girl who discovers a hidden door in her house that transports her into an alternative universe.
Expected to be a platform game, Coraline is being touted as a "surrealistic adventure" and should appear in the same time frame as the movie, which is slated for a February 2009 release.
It will be available on the Nintendo DS and unspecified consoles.
Source: Wired.com
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