From 1Up.com:
Sierra had their shot to make something out of the Jason Bourne movies. Now Electronic Arts is getting their chance at turning the series into as big a hit with gamers as it is with moviegoers.
Eurogamer brings word that Electronic Arts has acquired the game rights to not just the Bourne series, but the entire works of Robert Ludlum. Swedish developer Starbreeze, who have previously brought us excellent shooters like Chronicles of Riddick, will now get a crack at developing a successful Bourne adaptation.
Starbreeze should probably do fine with the Bourne books. And if we’re really lucky, they’ll look into making a few other games based on Robert Ludlum books. We’ve heard, for instance, that the Parsifal Mosaic is pretty darn good. Do you have any favorites from Robert Ludlum?
Dead Space, the upcoming Sci-fi Horror gaming experience from Electronic Arts is on its way, and the game recently found its home online at www.deadspacegame.com. Visit the site to view, rate, share and comment on the largest collection of Dead Space media available online.
The site features in-depth exclusive behind-the-scenes coverage with daily blogs from the Dead Space dev team and video diaries chronicling the trials and triumphs of the game’s development.
The Dead Space web site will also feature various media surrounding the world of Dead Space including the Dead Space comic published by Image with art by Ben Templesmith (30 Days of Night, Silent Hill) and written by Antony Johnston (Wasteland, The Long Haul). Exclusive videos and frames will be available for download.
The site also features a ton of concept art, screenshots, international press coverage, comic book frames and of course trailers. New and exclusive content will be surfacing on the site almost every day so stay tuned for the latest assets and information, as well as some surprises down the road.
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