Sidus FNH to produce mobile games based on its films
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Major production house Sidus FNH has joined hands with mobile contents firm MO2 Communications to produce mobile games based on Sidus FNH's feature films.
After producing their first game based on comedy "Small Town Rivals" in March, the two companies signed a partnership agreement in March to create more games based on Sidus' past and upcoming films.
The next film to be adapted into a mobile game is "Femme Fatale", a remake of the French comedy "Serial Lover". Scheduled to be released on August 23, the comic thriller stars Ye Ji-won as a famous actress who is pursued by four men who want to marry her.
The game based on the film will see the player act as a detective searching for clues to the murder of various characters. Although future games will be designed to debut at the same time as the film's release, in this case Sidus FNH said the game designers are taking extra time to ensure the game's quality, and it will debut in October or November.
In 2005 Sidus FNH was acquired by major telecoms firm KT, and since then it has established a special team within the company to focus on mobile contents.
Upcoming films scheduled to be adapted into games include "Yonguijudo Miss Shin" and "Truck". Games produced will be available on all platforms from KT, SK Telecom and LG Telecom.
Darcy Paquet (KOFIC)
After producing their first game based on comedy "Small Town Rivals" in March, the two companies signed a partnership agreement in March to create more games based on Sidus' past and upcoming films.
The next film to be adapted into a mobile game is "Femme Fatale", a remake of the French comedy "Serial Lover". Scheduled to be released on August 23, the comic thriller stars Ye Ji-won as a famous actress who is pursued by four men who want to marry her.
The game based on the film will see the player act as a detective searching for clues to the murder of various characters. Although future games will be designed to debut at the same time as the film's release, in this case Sidus FNH said the game designers are taking extra time to ensure the game's quality, and it will debut in October or November.
In 2005 Sidus FNH was acquired by major telecoms firm KT, and since then it has established a special team within the company to focus on mobile contents.
Upcoming films scheduled to be adapted into games include "Yonguijudo Miss Shin" and "Truck". Games produced will be available on all platforms from KT, SK Telecom and LG Telecom.
Darcy Paquet (KOFIC)
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