Do you like tyler rake and ninjas? This iconic action saga has been coming to cinemas for 37 years!

Adapting video games to film is nothing new, often with more flops than flops, critically and/or publicly. Despite the recent failure of Borderlands, these films are still popular, especially at Universal. Building on the success of Super Mario Bros. And in Five Nights at Freddy’s, the studio intends to continue down that path.

With a title that speaks to the nostalgia of arcade machines and Sega’s first consoles: Shinobi. Set in 1987, the saga features modern-day ninja Joe Musashi tirelessly fighting the Zeed terrorist organization, which specializes in kidnapping students from his clan.

Although the new opus of this “Break and Cut” (where we fight the enemies with swords and in this case ninja stars in handfuls) preparations are underway, the adventure of Joe Musashi will continue in the cinema.

With an action specialist, because the production of this shinobi was entrusted to Sam Hargrave, a former stuntman, who successfully stands behind the camera, because he is the one who owes us two Tyler Rake with Chris Hemsworth. So the director will stick to the registry he owns, with less firearms and hand-to-hand combat, perhaps. But the acrobatics are unquestionable.

No release date has yet been announced for this adaptation, which has nothing to do with the 2007 theatrical release Shinobi, set in feudal Japan and inspired by Futaro Yamada’s novel, which was adapted into a manga in the early 21st century. .