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Sega's iconic arcade racing game, OutRun, is set to hit the big screen in a surprising movie adaptation, with renowned director Michael Bay at the helm and actress Sydney Sweeney attached as a producer. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Universal Pictures has enlisted Bay, famed for his work on the Transformers series, to direct and produce this thrilling new venture. Jayson Rothwell will pen the screenplay, though plot details remain under wraps and no release date has been announced yet.
On the Sega front, Toru Nakahara, a key figure behind the Sonic movies, will serve as a producer, while Sega America and Europe CEO Shuji Utsumi will oversee the project. OutRun, which first dazzled arcade enthusiasts in 1986, was created by Sega's legendary developer Yu Suzuki. Over the years, the game has seen multiple versions and ports, with the last major release being OutRun Online Arcade by Sumo Digital in 2009. Despite a period of dormancy, Sega has been actively revisiting its rich catalog, with new games like Crazy Taxi, Jet Set Radio, Golden Axe, Virtua Fighter, and Shinobi currently in development.
Sega has also been successful in adapting its intellectual property for other media. The Sonic movies have been a massive hit, and last year saw the release of Like a Dragon: Yakuza on Amazon. The appetite for video game adaptations in Hollywood continues to grow, with blockbuster successes like The Super Mario Bros. Movie and the recently released A Minecraft Movie setting new benchmarks at the box office.
While the exact nature of the OutRun film remains speculative, fans might anticipate a high-octane, action-packed experience reminiscent of the Fast & Furious franchise, given Michael Bay's directorial style and Sydney Sweeney's involvement.
