Universal is set to adapt Sega's iconic racing game series OutRun into a feature film, directed by Michael Bay and produced by Sydney Sweeney alongside Sega executive Toru Nakahara. The screenplay is being penned by Jayson Rothwell, with oversight from Sega president Shuji Utsumi. OutRun, which first launched in arcades in 1986, became famous for its innovative gameplay allowing players to choose racing routes, leading to multiple endings. While Universal has a mixed history with video game adaptations, there is cautious optimism about OutRun, especially given its potential to blend retro gaming themes with cinematic storytelling.
Universal Pictures is adapting Sega's classic racing game OutRun into a feature film, marking a significant entry into the long-standing trend of video game adaptations.
Directed by Michael Bay and with a script from Jayson Rothwell, the film is expected to explore themes of arcade racing, choice, and nostalgia.
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