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Although there was a sequel of sorts released later that same year, the first next-gen game in the series has been a long time coming.
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This made it feel more like a strategy game than a traditional first-person shooter, as setting up in an advantageous position was usually more important than just being a crack shot. At a time when many gamers were sick and tired of the WWII genre, the game stood out thanks to its particular brand of authentic combat (the developers were always quick to point out the difference between "authentic" and "realistic") and an innovative squad-command system.
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“Gearbox has full creative control because they know exactly what gamers can and will expect but we also want to bring things to the show that you can’t find in the game and to attract non-gamers.We've been big fans of Gearbox's Brothers in Arms franchise for years now, ever since Road to Hill 30 was released in early 2005. “You have to make sure to respect the brand,” he says. “Gaming just happens to be the largest form of entertainment globally so there’s a lot of material to mine.”īaronnet stresses the importance of working with the creatives on the gaming side when adapting projects for Hollywood. “The proliferation of all these streaming services has created tremendous demand for content so people are mining IP,” says Haran.
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Video game adaptations are a hot trend in Hollywood currently, with Netflix’s The Witcher recently bowing to record viewership, Showtime currently developing a Halo TV series and companies like Sony and Ubisoft mining their catalogues through their own studios for film and television. In February, Gearbox revealed it was also working on a film adaptation of another of its franchises, Borderlands, for the big screen with director Eli Roth. “We want to change the game,” says Baronnet.Ĭasting is also a ways into the future, but Pitchford says outside of big names, he’s hoping to land some fresh faces that “people may not be looking at” for the series. “When Gearbox came to me and I learned about Exercise Tiger and a series about all the classified elements of the war, it became very exciting to me.”įull production on the series has not begun, but the team says they are “actively looking for directors” and want an “ambitious” broadcast partner that shares their big ideas for the show. Those qualities are what ultimately drew Rosenbaum to the project. “Almost all the World War II shows that crossed my desk very much felt like I’d seen them before,” he says.
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“We meet all these real people and see the effect and the big puzzle.”
“What I liked and hadn’t seen before, is we explore German soldiers and civilians and those in high command on both sides,” says Rosenbaum. The story will center on a group of eight men who must rescue their colonel from Axis powers before the enemy can learn of D-Day plans, but Rosenbaum says it will also feature characters from both sides of the historical conflict, including real-life figures from World War II. servicemen were killed and it had to be covered up because the Allies were preparing for the real Normandy invasion.” “The story we ended up using has never been dramatized on TV,” says Rosenbaum. “Almost 800 U.S. The initial episodes will focus on a once-confidential operation called Exercise Tiger, a “rehearsal” for D-Day that went disastrously wrong. Like the games, the first season of Brothers in Arms is inspired by true events in World War II. “I love the stories we told in the games, and we do have more stories to tell, but a TV show lets us explore this subject matter and the effect on the relationships and people in broader ways,” Pitchford tells The Hollywood Reporter. The success of the original title launched a series of games across various consoles and mobile devices. The original game, which launched on PlayStation 2, Xbox and PC, was based on true events of the historic Mission Albany of the 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment.
Jean-Julien Baronnet (who served as producer on Ubisoft’s 2016 Assassin’s Creed film), Richard Whelan ( Band of Brothers: The Pacific, Captain America, Fast and Furious: Hobbs and Shaw) and Sean Haran (chief business officer, Gearbox Entertainment) will also serve as producers on the series.ĭebuting in 2005, Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 centered on a group of paratroopers dropped behind enemy lines on D-Day. Rosenbaum was represented in the deal by Jeff Okin, Anonymous Content and Gendler/Kelly. Rosenbaum will serve as showrunner of the new series, as well as executive producer alongside Gearbox co-founder and CEO Randy Pitchford. Video game developer Gearbox Entertainment has teamed with showrunner Scott Rosenbaum ( Queen of the South, V, Gang Related) to adapt its shooter franchise Brothers in Arms for the small screen.