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Universal game for mouse Tale

FROM VARIETY: Studio makes first videogame bid

By Ben Fritz of Variety -- Video Business, 10/10/2008

OCT. 10 | FROM VARIETY: Universal is making its first jump into videogames with The Tale of Despereaux.

Studio previously unveiled plans to start investing in its own videogames, rather than licensing them all out. First announced title was a videogame version of Wanted, which is expected to come out sometime in 2009.

Read the full story on Variety.com.

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