'God Of War' Reportedly Set To Have TV Series Adaptation

It has been reported that Amazon Prime Video is in negotiations to turn Sony’s hit franchise 'God of War' into a live-action TV show.

While big-screen adaptations of video games are still hit and miss (mostly miss), there has been a lot more success when bringing the medium to the world of TV.

According to a new report, the next game to get a television series will be 'God of War'.

It will be adapted by Mark Fergus and Hawk Otsby, the executive producers and creators of the Expanse, as well as 'The Wheel of Time' executive producer/showrunner Rafe Judkins.

Sony Pictures Television and PlayStation Productions will also have a role in its production.

There are no details on what parts of the games the show will cover.

The first 'God of War' arrived back in 2005, while the eighth entry in the series, 'God of War: Ragnarok', arrives later this year.

In January, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson revealed that he would be appearing in his third movie based on a video game.

He didn’t say what it was, only teasing that he would be bringing "one of the biggest, most badass games to the screen."

'God of War' has been put forward as a possibility, but it seems Amazon is turning that title into a TV adaptation instead.

'God of War' will join several other video game TV shows, some also from Sony, that are on the way; 'The Last of Us', 'Twisted', 'Metal', 'Fallout, and 'Mass Effect'.

We now have to prepare for the online debate over who will play Kratos. 

Fingers crossed.