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Sega is currently working on its third Sonic the Hedgehog film, and Picturestart is one of the producers behind the adaptation of Borderlands. This isn’t Sega or Picturestart’s first foray into video game adaptations. Zone will be written by Mae Catt ( Young Justice, How To Train Your Dragon), with Royce Reeves-Darby and Erik Feig managing both projects for Picturestart.

Throughout their journey, THR promises, the two “wittily explore the ever-evolving art of storytelling itself.” The adaptation, Zone, will focus on a jaded comic book creator (the character players controlled in the original game) and a queer writer of color who find themselves trapped inside the final issue of the writer’s series with a very nasty supervillain. Space Channel 5 isn’t the only game Sega is looking to adapt THR has reported that 1995’s Comix Zone will also be getting the adaptation treatment. How will this fast-food worker save the world? By flipping fries? Don't be ridiculous - they'll do so via silly viral dances. The movie will focus on a hapless fast-food worker who is recruited by a reporter from the future to save the world from an alien invasion. According to THR, the comedic, dance-filled adaptation is currently called Channel 5 and has a script written by Barry Battles ( The Baytown Outlaws) and Nir Paniry ( Extracted).