Sony Interactive Entertainment has not yet formalized the thing, but the financial analyst David Gibson is formal: Horizon, God of War and Gran Turismo will each be the subject of a television series. Boss Jim Ryan reportedly broke the news during a Q&A as part of Sony Corporation's recent Business Segment Briefings 2022, and some deals have even reportedly already been done. Thus, Horizon would land on Netflix while Amazon Prime Video would recover God of War. Precisely, concerning the adventures of Kratos, these revelations echo the rumor launched by Deadline last March. Indeed, our colleagues had revealed the existence of talks between PlayStation Productions and the platform of Jeff Bezos, and affirmed that the producers Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby were already discussing with the showrunner of The Wheel of Time, Rafe Judkins.
Sony IR - 3 positives in the presentation 1) Horizon (Netflix), God of War (Amazon) and Gran Turismo in TV development 2) 2 live service games coming in FY3/23 are not Destiny and 3) PC gaming revenues will surge 3.8x in FY3/23 (which I think relates to live service games) #sony
— David Gibson (@gibbogame) 26 mai 2022
Also according to Deadline, Gran Turismo, the famous car simulation from Polyphony Digital, should not be entitled to a TV series but rather to a film adaptation, with Neill Blomkamp (Elysium, District 9) directing. The scenario would be locked in a double tower in a safe and the project only at its beginnings. After the approximately 400 million dollars in revenue with the Uncharted film, PlayStation Productions naturally hopes to do as well by bringing Gran Turismo to the big screen. In the meantime, let's not forget that The Last of Us (HBO) will also be available as a television series, just like Twisted Metal (Peacock). Ghost of Tsushima, he will try to win in dark rooms.
Sony Turning PlayStation’s ‘Gran Turismo’ Into Movie; Neill Blomkamp Eyed To Direct https://t.co/CyNkwt3yqS
— Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) 26 mai 2022
