Gamespot iconGamespotJul 24, 2026 ~1 min source read

Atari Announces 10-Movie Deal With Universal But Don’t Expect Them All To Get Made

Video games are the hot new thing in Hollywood AKA the next content library to mine for ideas and stories. Atari has announced a 10-movie deal with Jurassic World and The Odyssey studio Universal to adapt some of the company's legendary video game properties for the big screen.

Atari Announces 10-Movie Deal With Universal But Don’t Expect Them All To Get Made

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Video games are the hot new thing in Hollywood AKA the next content library to mine for ideas and stories.

Atari has announced a 10-movie deal with Jurassic World and The Odyssey studio Universal to adapt some of the company's legendary video game properties for the big screen.

Announced at San Diego Comic-Con, Atari has partnered with Entertainment 360 to make a deal with Universal Pictures to give the movie studio the option to develop 10 Atari games into films.

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Video games are the hot new thing in Hollywood AKA the next content library to mine for ideas and stories. Atari has announced a 10-movie deal with Jurassic World and The Odyssey studio Universal to adapt some of the company's legendary video game properties for the big screen. Announced at San Diego Comic-Con, Atari has partnered with Entertainment 360 to make a deal with Universal Pictures to give the movie studio the option to develop 10 Atari games into films.

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  • Hampe, meanwhile, was a producer on 2019's Hellboy and also worked on Jungle Cruise.
  • The 10-movie deal includes the following Atari properties:
  • Asteroids Adventure Berzerk Breakout Centipede Crystal Castles Millipede Missile Command Pong Yars' Revenge Atari CEO and chairman Wade Rosen said, "We are excited to work with Universal and Entertainment...
  • Not all of them are expected to go forward, as is often the case with development deals in Hollywood.
  • He is a former Universal executive who switched to screenwriting and producing.

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