ESPN DeportesEN VIVO: Impresionante remontada del Betis ante VillarrealESPNMonken expects to stick with Watson as Browns' QB1 vs. BucsThe Jerusalem Post'Jews are welcome, Zionist are not,' say owners of Vietnamese restaurant in ColoradoDaily MaverickMADLANGA COMMISSION: SIU probe adds fresh scrutiny to ANC-linked businessman CarrimVarietyJosh Giuliano’s TIFF Slasher ‘River’ Selling to Universal and Blumhouse Atomic Monster for North of $10 Millionسكاي نيوز عربيةعبدالله بن زايد ووزير خارجية قطر يبحثان التطورات الإقليميةХабрЧто можно сделать с массивом массивовZDF heuteUkrainischer Bahnchef: Jede Woche schlimmer als vorherigeRMF24Węgierski rząd proponuje zmianę przepisów dotyczących LGBT+n-tvEntscheidung an der Spree: Alle Daten zur Wahl in BerlinInteriaSojusznik Iranu zadaje nowe ciosy. Posłali dziesiątki rakiet i dronówThe GuardianLeeds United v Newcastle United: Premier League – live
The Daily Newsstand · Free, Always
Monday, September 14, 2026

Netflix is making movies based on Crazy Taxi and Stranger than Heaven

Translate

A new Sonic animated series is also in development as part of a deal with Sega.

Video game screenshot of two gangs squaring off in early 20th-century Japan.

RGG Studio/Sega

Netflix and Sega are teaming up for more movie and TV adaptations of video games. The first project that's bubbling away is a film based on a series that's well known for its gripping narrative, Crazy Taxi. Dan Gregor and Doug Mand, the writers of last year's enjoyable reboot of The Naked Gun, are writing the script.

The movie — which appears to be a live-action comedy — will likely arrive after the next game in the series, Crazy Taxi World Tour. That's set to arrive next year.

Also on deck is a live-action crime film based on Stranger Than Heaven, the next title from Yakuza/Like A Dragon developer RGG Studio. That action-adventure game will hit PC and consoles on January 15.

In addition, Netflix will be the home of another Sonic animated series, following Sonic Prime. The upcoming show will be made with pre-schoolers in mind. Netflix said in a press release it'll be "a high-voltage, comedic, yet emotionally grounded series built for kids who want to feel a little edge, a little attitude and a lot of 'that's my crew' wish fulfillment."

Netflix has a boatload of other game adaptations in the works, including a live-action Assassin's Creed series set in ancient Rome and a reality cooking competition show based on Overcooked. During BlizzCon over the weekend, Blizzard revealed an animated series based on Diablo is coming to Netflix while hinting that adaptations of other franchises are in the works. Before all of those, a second season of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners will land on Netflix next month.

View the original on Engadget

KioskNews shows a cleaned-up reading view extracted from the publisher’s page — the original always lives on their site, not ours.