Remember Mega Man? 20th Century Fox Does And He May Be Coming To A Theatre Near You

Remember Mega Man?  20th Century Fox Does And He May Be Coming To A Theatre Near You

With movies like “Warcraft”, “Assassins Creed”, and “Borderlands” coming to the big screen, why not add one of video games favorite characters to that list as well? Well, It looks like 20th Century Fox is planning on doing just that. Check it out, after the jump

By EricBorder - Sep 03, 2015 08:09 PM EST
Filed Under: Video Games
Source: www.tracking-board.com

20th Century Fox and Chernin Entertainment have started to develop a big screen adaptation of one of the most popular video games in history.  MEGA MAN.
 
David Ready and Michael Finfer are overseeing for the project, which could mean good things the character.  They are the same team behind Fox’s Planet of the Apes films.  Mike Ireland and Ryan Horrigan are also on board.
 
What do you think?  Could this be a future franchise for 20th Century Fox?  Sound off in the comments. 

“Mega Man, originally called Rock Man in Japan, was first released in 1987 for Nintendo by Capcom. The backstory for the game is that a man named Dr. Light and the android that he built to be his lab assistant, Rock, were betrayed by the evil Dr. Wily, who stole Dr. Light’s work and made evil robot with special weapons to take over the world.
 
Dr. Light reconfigured his lab assistant into a battle droid with armor and a cannon, which he then called Mega Man. Once victorious over the evil robots, Mega Man can mimic their weapons, which are useful in the games as certain enemies are vulnerable to other enemies weapons."

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