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Stormbreaker spy film to feature the Nintendo DS

The Nintendo DS will make its motion picture debut in the upcoming teen spy thriller Stormbreaker. Nintendo has signed an agreement with the film's producers that will turn the Nintendo DS into the ultimate spy gadget. Stormbreaker is based on the first in the popular Alex Rider series of books by Anthony Horowitz, which have sold more than 10 million copies worldwide.

After the murder of his uncle and guardian, the MI6 British spy agency recruits the reluctant 14-year-old Alex Rider to take over his uncle's mission. Like any good spy, during training he receives his key piece of gadgetry: a Hot Rod Red Nintendo DS. He also gets several game cards that transform his DS into an eavesdropping device, a wiretap detector or a smoke bomb.

"Along with writer Anthony Horowitz, we asked ourselves how the Secret Service would get secret tools into the hands of a 14-year-old spy," says Peter Samuelson, who, with his brother Marc, produced the film. "Nintendo DS is the perfect fit: Alex's spyware hides in plain sight. Audiences will be thrilled to see how it helps Alex get out of a host of heart-pounding predicaments."

Stormbreaker is scheduled for release in the United Kingdom on July 21 by Entertainment Film Distributors, in the United States on Oct. 6 by The Weinstein Company and worldwide from August by leading local distributors.

The film stars Alex Pettyfer as Alex Rider, with Sarah Bolger, Robbie Coltrane, Stephen Fry, Damian Lewis, Ewan McGregor, Bill Nighy, Sophie Okonedo, Missi Pyle, Andy Serkis, Alicia Silverstone, Ashley Walters and Mickey Rourke.

"The agreement is a perfect marriage of two hot entertainment properties," explains George Harrison, Nintendo of America's senior vice president of marketing and corporate communications. "And while the Nintendo DS is one of the most versatile gaming systems available, we unfortunately have no plans to make any DS spy-related functions available to the general public."
Posted by Al on 06/28 at 01:30 PM

This book is really good, they better not kill the movie. If they do, ima gonna kill alex petteyfer or however the crap you spell that. it better not be too english... cool mad
· Posted by  on  07/14  at  06:55 AM

I totally love the Alex Rider Adventures and all the othe books that Anthony Horowitz writes. He's my fav. author. I have been hoping that they would make a movie on Anthony Horowitz' books besides Foyle's War. Talk about confusing! I just hope that all of his books will be turned into motion pictures and be as good as his writing. Or at least make the Alex Rider aventures and the Diamond Brother's mysteries.
I can't believe they are finally making a movie! They should also make a game for DS owners who love his books.
Like me!
· Posted by  on  07/25  at  09:28 PM

Sales must have skyrocketed for Nintendo after this movie went to air.
· Posted by  on  02/16  at  08:54 PM

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