French videogame titan Ubisoft is cooking up a title to serve along with the release of "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs," an animated film set in a town where food rains from the sky.
Ubisoft is working with Sony Pictures Animation, which based the movie on a children's book that depicts a town of Chewandswallow where precipitation in the form of meals falls thrice daily.
Ubisoft says it will have a "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs" videogame ready for handheld devices and home consoles when the 3D film being distributed by Colombia Pictures debuts in theaters in September.
"Our teams are already working together to create a fun and engaging interactive game that will extend the film experience," said Sony Pictures Consumer Products vice president Mark Caplan.
"Our past projects together have shown that Ubisoft understands how to translate the artistry and storytelling of Sony Pictures Animation's films to the world of video games."
Ubisoft has made videogames based on Sony films "Open Season" and "Surf's Up."
Sony bills the coming film as "the most delicious event since macaroni and cheese."
Voice actors in the film include James Caan and Mr. T.
"Our teams are looking forward to creating a game that will offer parents and children an entertaining experience that they can share together while reliving their favorite moments from the film," said Christian Salomon, vice president of worldwide licensing at Ubisoft.
Ubisoft is working with Sony Pictures Animation, which based the movie on a children's book that depicts a town of Chewandswallow where precipitation in the form of meals falls thrice daily.
Ubisoft says it will have a "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs" videogame ready for handheld devices and home consoles when the 3D film being distributed by Colombia Pictures debuts in theaters in September.
"Our teams are already working together to create a fun and engaging interactive game that will extend the film experience," said Sony Pictures Consumer Products vice president Mark Caplan.
"Our past projects together have shown that Ubisoft understands how to translate the artistry and storytelling of Sony Pictures Animation's films to the world of video games."
Ubisoft has made videogames based on Sony films "Open Season" and "Surf's Up."
Sony bills the coming film as "the most delicious event since macaroni and cheese."
Voice actors in the film include James Caan and Mr. T.
"Our teams are looking forward to creating a game that will offer parents and children an entertaining experience that they can share together while reliving their favorite moments from the film," said Christian Salomon, vice president of worldwide licensing at Ubisoft.
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