ea is to blame for downfall of dead space

Redwood City, CA and Burbank, CA – Ma– Electronic Arts Inc. But hey, I scraped up a degree in English Literature as well, and to those individuals finding the weather quite lovely on top of their soap box, I offer this one piece of timeless, classical advice:ĮA AND STARZ MEDIA GO TO HELL TOGETHER WITHĪNIMATED MOVIE BASED ON DANTE’S INFERNO Feature to Complement EA’s Highly Anticipated Game, Taking Players into All Nine Circles of the Epic Poem’s Depiction of Hell I especially feel sympathy for Brandon Auman's daunting task, as that collective, snobbish sniff you hear is coming from inumerable literature majors needlessly taking up Dante Alighieri's banner, assuming that their sworn duty is to picture the classical writer rolling in his grave, and declaring that Virgil, Inferno's protagonist, has no right being transformed into a God of War swinging codpiece. (Film Roman doesn't even mention Dead Space: Downfall on their website.)įilm Roman and EA are also dragging other talents into their nine circles of animated Hell: Dead Space: Downfall's Joe Goyette is producing, The Spectacular Spider-Man's Victor Cook is directing, and Iron Man: Armored Adventures' Brandon Auman is writing. Cryil was roundly impressed with Dead Space's sparkling presentation, while the Jeff Bennet and Bruce Boxleitner voiced film went on to garner praise from a small pocket of fans. Every week since 1984, in the case of The Simpsons.Īnother one of Film Roman's previous works, likewise in conjunction with EA, was Dead Space: Downfall, the 2D animated film serving as the bodies-getting-torn-apart prequel to Dead Space.

Film Roman, who falls under the Starz Media umbrella, is the production house that puts The Simpsons and King of the Hill (among others) in front of millions of viewers each and every week. EA Redwood's revisionist actioner, Dante's Inferno, slated for 2010, is about to receive the animated film treatment from Film Roman.

Ea is to blame for downfall of dead space