Sony works on a film based on the Crossfire series, with Chuck Hogan writes the script and producer Fast and Furious, Neal H. Ortiz being on board. The South Korean game developer DELEGATE associates with Sony to create the best possible Crossfire movie for the big screen. Crossfire is one of the most popular FPS games, with one billion registered players and six million simultaneous players. Crossfire is an online tactical shooter at the first person for PC, while Crossfire X arrives at Xbox One for free later this year.
Alongside Fast and Furious, Neal H. Ortiz was producer of films such as I am Legend and Out of Time, so its credibility in the industry will only benefit the production. Chuck Hogan wrote scripts for movies such as 13 hours, The Town and some television series. Tencent Pictures is apparently also attached to the film as a co-financial and co-producer, which gives the Crossfire film a huge financial advantage. With Sony and Tencent attached to the film, Crossfire will probably be one of the best video game films.
Crossfire is one of the most profitable online multiplayer games in the world and one of the most cost-effective video games at all times, reaching nearly $11 billion in 2018. Crossfire’s cinematographic adaptation is under discussion Since October 2015, but she has disappeared through several changes since then. Crossfire X will come out later this year, but there is no official date announced for now. The series has been most successful in the Asian market, while Counter Strike has flourished more in the West.
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