The co-creator of Dead Space has told Newsbeat any movie adjustment of the diversion won't be rushed.
Ian Milham mentioned there had been "lots of discussion" but it was key not to make a inexpensive movie that disappoints fans.
He moreover mentioned he think video games would finally be as renouned with mainstream audiences as radio and film.
Third person shooter Dead Space 2 is expelled on Friday 28 January.
The immeasurable recognition of the horror-in-space exploit has done it more than only a game.
The Dead Space authorization right away boasts striking novels, an anime film, toys, replicas, and a soundtrack.
We put a few of your questions to Ian Milham who, as art executive and co-creator, is in assign of how the diversion looks.
"We would admire to have a live action movie and we've had a lot of discussion.
"But one of the reasons Dead Space still exists and is renouned is since we've done certain to do all right.
"So we're carrying out the same with the film, not only a inexpensive cash-in but to do something unequivocally worthwhile, so we'll see."
"What we admire about games is that there's still so sufficient possibility.
"Movies are fine. but in games we're still display people things.
"We're still embarking opportunities that have never been done before."
"I do [think so]. Especially as people who grew up with video games haven't stopped personification them.
"As they developed and turn segment of enlightenment to an even larger grade we do think video games will be accepted.
"Especially as the generations go on and things change any other."
"I do think that all games and many calm will be 3D eventually.
"I think it's still in its babyhood but I'm very vehement about the possibilities."
"Number one is correct inventive basic principles [for an art director] .
"Tools are not a problem. We can learn you gaming collection but we can't take the time to learn you art fundamentals.
"Too many people only burst true to collection and can't create design that is great enough."
"We haven't voiced anything yet.
"As of right away Dead Space 2 is not a Kinect diversion but we're always evaluating new potential.
"I do think there's a few engaging abhorrence prospective there."
"It takes about two and a half years.
"The group grows and shrinks via the prolongation depending on what state we're in, but it peaks at about 200.
"And without getting as well definite in to the detail, the bill is similar to a considerable Hollywood movie - in the tens of millions of pounds."
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