Video game adaptations have proven a hit in recent years, with the likes of The Last of Us, Resident Evil and more racking up plenty of praise from both gamers and general audiences.
In a press release, Xbox has announced XP, a division with the focus of "reaching fans beyond gameplay through film and television adaptations, consumer products, partnerships, and live experiences."
The division will be split between four distinct areas of investment: Xbox Pictures, Xbox Products, Xbox Partnerships and Xbox Places, with Mojang president and A Minecraft Movie executive producer Kayleen Walters appointed as president.
"Fans don't just play our franchises. They watch them, wear them, attend them, celebrate them, and connect with them in countless ways. XP brings together the teams responsible for helping Xbox franchises show up in the world in bigger, more meaningful ways."
On the film and TV front, XP placed a focus on Taylor Sheridan's Call of Duty movie, a recently announced Diablo animated series, and a partnership with Hideo Kojima concerning the film and TV rights of his upcoming game Physint.
Now, if we could just get some news on the next Xbox console, that would be wonderful.
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