All upcoming video game movies & TV shows: Trailers, info, 2022 & more 343 Industries, Gearbox, Naughty DogTV and video game movie adaptations are becoming much more frequent, so we\u2019ve put together a handy home for all the latest info on the hottest upcoming video game movies and TV shows in 2022 and later. There was a time when video games being made into films were generally looked down upon by gamers, with many releases missing the charm of what ultimately made these games so popular in the first place. Fast forward to today, with shows like The Witcher doing well on Netflix and Sonic making a classic mascot look great, there are plenty of fantastic stories that gamers can look forward to watching at home and in the movie theater. As a result, studios like Netflix, Amazon, Paramount, and famous studios have started to make more video game movies. Here\u2019s everything we know about these upcoming films and shows so far. Contents Upcoming video game movies in 2022 and beyond Mario \u2013 December 2023 This is Miyamoto. After consulting with Chris-san, my partner at Illumination on the Super Mario Bros. film, we decided to move the global release to Spring 2023\u2013April 28 in Japan and April 7 in North America. My deepest apologies but I promise it will be well worth the wait. \u2014 Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) April 26, 2022 The film that single-handedly started that Chris Pratt meme. The Hollywood actor will voice the titular character alongside Anya Taylor-Joy as Princess Peach. Despite the never-ending success of the Mario franchise, this is only the third-ever Mario film to be made and the first since 1993. Not too much is known about it outside of its cast, but anticipation is undoubtedly sky-high, especially with animation geniuses Illumination Entertainment onboard. The film\u2019s original 2022 release date has been rescheduled though and Spring 2023 is the new window. Interestingly, Chris Pratt has drummed up speculation by expressing that his portrayal of Mario won\u2019t be \u201cwhat fans expect,\u201d which has both excited and confused Mario loyalists. Minecraft \u2013 TBA Minecraft is Mojang\u2019s landmark franchise, so where\u2019s the film? Originally penciled in for a 2022 release date, development was rumored to have stopped altogether, with Warner Bros. casting the film to one side. But suddenly, it appears as if Jason Mamoa is creeping his way to a shocking lead role in a potential Minecraft movie. This would catapult the potential film back into the limelight and maybe be given the green light too. Elden Ring \u2013 TBA One of the biggest games of 2022, FromSoftware\u2019s Elden Ring has been an unbelievable success both commercially and critically. The game hadn\u2019t been out all that long before talk of extended media options for Elden Ring were discussed. In a press release from the company, they said: \u201cMuch effort was placed into creating Elden Ring so that we could exceed the expectations of our fans worldwide. We will continue our efforts in expanding the brand beyond the game itself, and into everyone\u2019s daily life.\u201d This has already generated discussion that Elden Ring may come to the big screen at some point. The game\u2019s incredibly detailed world would easily make a terrific story and the deep combat could potentially translate to some intense fight scenes. Tomb Raider 2 \u2013 TBA Despite not being a showstopping box office success, the Tomb Raider reboot starring Alicia Vikander had plenty of action to keep viewers on its toes \u2013 so much so that a sequel was commissioned. However, the effects of the pandemic hit the film\u2019s development and production hard, leaving this video game movie still squarely on the table for now, and we haven\u2019t heard from it much since. Borderlands \u2013 2022 Setting a film in the Borderlands universe makes a lot of sense, as the likes of Tiny Tina\u2019s Wonderlands and Tales From the Borderlands are chock full of characters and personalities that would make for a captivating watch. As such, it wasn\u2019t a surprise to see an announcement from Lionsgate in 2015 that they were developing an adaptation of it. With a star-studded cast including Cate Blanchett, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, and Jamie Lee Curtis, snippets of the film were finally, but privately, shown at CinemaCon 2022. You\u2019d have to say that even though they are silhouettes, the costumes do seem rather on point. The first footage from the upcoming Borderlands movie was revealed at CinemaCon: pic.twitter.com\/czwfbt2fXN \u2014 IGN (@IGN) April 30, 2022 Bioshock \u2013 TBA One of the newer announcements on our list, the combined tales of Bioshock\u2019s Rapture, Columbia, and the upcoming fourth game, are near endless. After a five-year struggle to get the film made was effectively canceled in 2013, Netflix shocked gamers with the news that a full film was coming to Netflix. We\u2019ll have to wait and see whether we\u2019ll be off to Rapture or Columbia, but the initial tweet suggests it\u2019s the former. “”We all make choices, but in the end our choices make us.”” Netflix + BioShock. Would you kindly stay tuned? pic.twitter.com\/Ke1oJQileX \u2014 Netflix Geeked (@NetflixGeeked) February 15, 2022 Metal Gear Solid \u2013 TBA Series creator Hideo Kojima first announced a video game movie version of Metal Gear Solid back at E3 2006, but it was stuck in development hell for a long time. The biggest sign of progress was on December 4th, 2020, when we learned that beloved Hollywood actor Oscar Isaac had signed on to play the role of Solid Snake. In an interview with GamesRadar, he told them that he took the role because of a love of the games. The franchise is known for its outlandish narratives, so it\u2019ll be interesting to see how these translate to a movie. In March of 2022, Isaac was questioned about the MGS movie at a Moon Knight premiere and his answer suggested that it was still a long way off yet. Oscar Isaac, Solid Snake himself, told IGN \u201cWe\u2019re climbing through air ducts, we\u2019re looking for the story [of the Metal Gear Solid movie].”” https:\/\/t.co\/BDe0xdQ2n2 pic.twitter.com\/Y7hOJieK0K \u2014 IGN (@IGN) March 23, 2022 Gears of War \u2013 TBA Gears fans will be pleased to know the upcoming video game movie project is currently in development, but it\u2019s widely reported that the game will follow a separate timeline and will essentially be a new story. That means we may not see Marcus Fenix and co. at all, but we\u2019ll keep everything crossed for at least some kind of cameo. We did get some kind of update in March 2022 from one of the movie\u2019s producers who said: \u201cIt\u2019s something it\u2019s been a passion of mine for a very long time. I think very soon there will be an announcement.\u201d Five Night\u2019s at Freddy\u2019s \u2013 TBA Another video game movie project trapped in limbo, Five Nights at Freddy\u2019s is a horror indie sensation about animatronics that hit unbelievable levels of popularity, leading to the license being picked up for a film. As with many game adaptations, the companies and staff involved have chopped and changed, but current distributor Bloomfield\u2019s CEO has confirmed that it\u2019s still in the pipeline. A few months after addressing the staus of the film, Blum had to once again shut down doubters of the film. Listen here, all you FNAF fanatics. Well, specifically the doubters. STOP DOUBTING \u2014 Jason Blum (@jason_blum) May 20, 2022 Call of Duty \u2013 TBA The biggest and most successful FPS franchise of all time is Call of Duty and it makes sense that it\u2019s in the running for a movie adaptation. It\u2019s remarkable that we haven\u2019t seen a movie already, but if rumors and reports are to be believed, then it could be on the horizon. Not only that, but none other than Hollywood\u2019s leading Action Hero \u2013 Dwayne \u2018The Rock\u2019 Johnson \u2018 is being linked to the film too, either in a starring or joint producing role. The Division \u2013 TBA On the other hand, The Division is not one that strikes as needing a film, especially with other bigger Tom Clancy names out there. Yet, Jake Gyllenhaal and Jessica Chastain are in leading roles, and filming is now expected to commence this year. Jak and Daxter \u2013 TBA Similar to Bioshock, the revelation that Jak and Daxter will be washing their tuxedos for an inevitable premiere is new information for 2022. Following the release of the long-awaited Uncharted movie, its director, Ruben Fleischer, has confirmed that his next film will be focused on the iconic duo. https:\/\/twitter.com\/Nibellion\/status\/1491514193660592136?s=20&t=MkOiUjUThagwl-oxBEPCVg Upcoming video game TV Shows in 2022 and beyond The Last of Us \u2013 2023 The harrowing tales of The Last of Us Part I and Part II, and maybe in the future Part III, are custom-fit for TV. In an age of dark, violent shows with no boundaries, the story of Naughty Dog\u2019s Joel and Ellie is ready for a wider audience. The critically acclaimed games are being brought to life on HBO, with Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey occupying the main roles. Its release has suffered a setback, and now won\u2019t be gracing our screens until 2023 at the earliest. With Nick Offerman confirmed to be taking over the role of Bill from Con O’Neill in The Last of Us TV series, here’s the complete confirmed cast list. Mr. Adler and Perry are new characters created for the show. (1\/3) pic.twitter.com\/qnLeRA5kyF\u2014 IGN (@IGN) December 9, 2021 The Witcher: Season 3 \u2013 TBA The Witcher\u2019s Netflix debut was red hot, with millions having tuned into both seasons. It\u2019s no surprise, then, that The Witcher Season 3 will continue Henry Cavill\u2019s portrayal of Geralt of Rivia. There is so much of the franchise\u2019s lore and stories to tell that have gone unexplored, that The Witcher could be around for a few more seasons yet. Filing is already underway for the new season and even though it\u2019s still unconfirmed at this point, we wouldn\u2019t be surprised if Netflix were able to get The Witcher Season 3 on our screens before the end of 2023. Assassin\u2019s Creed \u2013 TBA Whilst a video game movie for the iconic stealth-based franchise already released in 2016, starring Michael Fassbender, Netflix is bringing the Assassin\u2019s Creed franchise to the comfort of our homes. Details are slim, but it\u2019ll be interesting to see who ends up on the top billing for this upcoming Assassin\u2019s Creed TV show. Netflix + Assassin’s Creed pic.twitter.com\/0J5CbmlXKb \u2014 Netflix Portugal (@NetflixPT) October 28, 2020 Resident Evil \u2013 July 14, 2022 It seems that Netflix cannot get enough of Resident Evil, as they\u2019re clearly not content with just Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness, they\u2019re also releasing a live-action Resident Evil series in 2022 to really delve into what makes the characters and locations so special. Previous Resident Evil video game movies haven\u2019t had enough time to really get into the nooks and crannies of major characters, whereas an episodic show will likely be the perfect chance for newcomers to jump into the series\u2019 deep lore. A trailer for the series was released getting fans amped up for the show! Splinter Cell \u2013 TBA Who would have thought that we could get a Splinter Cell video game TV series before a sequel to 2013\u2019s Splinter Cell: Blacklist? That\u2019s where it appears we\u2019re headed. Netflix have brought in Derek Kolstad as its showrunner and writer-creator of John Wick \u2013 so we expect flashy, stylish sequences to adequately capture the essence of Sam Fisher\u2019s badassery. The Splinter Cell TV show will explore new sides of Sam Fisher, says the managing director of Ubisoft Film & TV. “”Our creative license is not about reinventing what\u2019s already been told. It rather lies in looking at those worlds through a different lens”” https:\/\/t.co\/1Nh0Yu98M6 pic.twitter.com\/cRA8XWow8m \u2014 Screen Rant (@screenrant) June 23, 2021 Arcane: Season 2 \u2013 2022 https:\/\/twitter.com\/arcaneshow\/status\/1462214285300432897?s=20&t=L8kK38E2VS7irBRE7ethNA Arcane, the spin-off from the League of Legends universe, currently sits at a dazzling score of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. Every aspect of the series was praised upon release, and fans deemed the long wait for the show to be more than worth it. Season 2 is currently in development, so let\u2019s hope that it will see the light of day before the end of 2023. Knuckles \u2013 2023 #SonicMovie3 is officially in development from @ParamountPics and @SEGA! Plus, next year a new original #Knuckles series with @IdrisElba is coming to #ParamountPlus. #SonicMovie2 hits theaters April 8! pic.twitter.com\/M0EM3NNd2p \u2014 Paramount+ (@paramountplus) February 15, 2022 The Sonic The Hedgehog 2 movie isn\u2019t even out yet and a third film is already confirmed, along with a Knuckles TV show spin-off on Paramount+. Whether it\u2019s the allure of Idris Elba or not, there\u2019s clearly some love being shown for Knuckles. Mass Effect \u2013 TBA Amazon are now squarely in the video game market, creating their own games like New World, but are now are set to expand that into TV shows for gaming fans, too. Rumors continue to rage on that the company is gearing up to create a Mass Effect TV series with three fan-favorite games (and Andromeda) to select material from. But just who will play Commander Shepherd? Superman and The Witcher star Henry Cavill has said he would “”love to”” be in a Mass Effect TV series as long as it’s handled well. Cavill had previously teased a Mass Effect script earlier this year.https:\/\/t.co\/49GsarMJFy pic.twitter.com\/0a4keQ09s5 \u2014 VGC (@VGC_News) December 13, 2021 Fallout \u2013 2022 Another Amazon venture from the gaming space is the beloved AAA franchise known around the world \u2014 Fallout. Bethesda\u2019s post-apocalyptic property will have the aid of Todd Howard, Director, and Executive Producer at Bethesda. While other details are scarce, we do know that production begins in 2022. Pokemon \u2013 TBA It\u2019s 99% official at this point, but it seems as if Netflix is doing their own version of live-action Pokemon. Detective Pikachu was an interesting take on the usually animated representation of Pokemon, but it worked. As more details are revealed, we\u2019ll share everything we know with you right here. God of War \u2013 TBA Sony Interactive Entertainment President Jim Ryan recently hosted a Q&A and announced that they had multiple Sony video game series in the works, one of those being a God of War TV adaptation. The only thing we know about Kratos\u2019 first transition to the medium is that there will be copious amounts of god-slaying on Amazon Prime Video. Horizon Zero Dawn \u2013 TBA Next up from Sony\u2019s movie project plans is Horizon, specifically, Horizon Zero Dawn. The game was aptly the dawning of a new franchise and pioneered by Guerilla Games, also known for the Killzone franchise. Aloy has become one of gaming\u2019s most recognizable protagonists and the Horizon franchise is already well-established. It\u2019ll be interesting to see how the world and robots of Horizon can be brought to life convincingly. Gran Turismo 7 \u2013 TBA The most surprising of Sony\u2019s video game adaptations surely has to be Gran Turismo. Polyphony Digital\u2019s franchise is up there as one of the best and most successful racing game video games series in history, maybe the biggest in both regards, but does it work as a TV show? Now, it could very well be a car show similar to Top Gear, so we\u2019ll have to wait and see what they have planned. So, there you have it \u2013 that\u2019s everything you need to know about all the upcoming video game movies and TV shows. Make sure to check back often for all of the latest news. 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