John Woo won't mind making another video game

Remember action classics like The Killer and Face/Off? John Woo was the man behind them. He also delved into the video games business with John Woo's Stranglehold, a Midway game that was a sequel to his movie Hardboiled.

The filmed reunited the director with his star Chow Yun-Fat and there are plans to turn it into a feature film. Woo however, won't be directing, but hints at being very interested in making a video game.

"I don't have that much time," he told Cinematical, " even though I want to make one again."

The man's busy, currently he has a handful of projects both in China and Hollywood.

Thanks Kotaku.

12/10/09 Ernice Gilbert

Halo 3: ODST has Generated over $125 million in sales

You'd think after becoming the third fastest selling game on the Xbox 360, Halo 3: ODST would slow its pace, well according to some reports, not only is the game still to this day flying off store shelves, it's proving to be a cash cow for Microsoft and Bungie. The game thus far has generated over $125 million in sales and it hasn't been out for a month, giving even more evidence why the Halo franchise is a force is be reckoned with.

USA today is also reporting that comics, books, videos, and action figures are planned for the next six years adding more value to Microsoft's killer app. And according to Frank O'Connor "eventually it will become very apparent that their is a plan for the way the canon all ties together and the way the comic books and the novels all tie together," he said.

Get the full vibe here.

10/08/09 Ernice Gilbert