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Spencer says not every game needs film and television: But Microsoft keeps doing it

2025-04-17 21:47:47|Myriagame |source:minecraft skins

In recent years, more and more video games have been adapted into film and television works. Recently, Microsoft Xbox President Phil Spencer was interviewed by foreign media. He said that the game industry itself has been very successful and does not need this form of adaptation to maintain development.

斯宾塞称不是每款游戏都需要影视化:但微软一直这么做

Spencer believes that film and television adaptation should not be made a necessary step in the gaming industry, or it should be reduced to a simple licensing business.However, the box office of the "Minecraft" movie exceeded 500 million US dollars, and the sequel has been put on the agenda, and the TV series "Minecraft" is also being produced.The Fallout series is also being produced in season 2 and so on.

Although Spencer emphasized that games do not have to be adapted into film and television works, he also hinted that Microsoft has more game adaptations projects in progress.Through experience in works such as Halo and Fallout, Microsoft is accumulating confidence and learning experience and is open to future adaptations.

斯宾塞称不是每款游戏都需要影视化:但微软一直这么做

"As a part of the gaming industry, I want the characters created by the industry and creators to be profound, high-quality, successful enough so that they can be presented in TV, movies, and even elsewhere. I think the way movies are created precedes books, followed by comics. And now the industry is turning its attention to games because the game has a large player base and the story itself is rich and profound enough. I like that."

Spencer emphasized that game production requires time and space to avoid excessive pressure from the outside world.He did not reveal much about future works, saying that the ongoing projects are still in the creative process and that sufficient time is required.