If The Internet Movie Database, or IMDb, has it right, then we're looking at the stars cast for the upcoming film based on the Namco Bandai fighting game series, Tekken. As it is, the cast listing indicates that Jackie Chan, WWE Superstar Dave Batista, and Ron Perlman are all in it. Who're they playing? Read up and find out.

What's next for EA Montreal? Well, there's Need for Speed Nitro for the Nintendo's Wii and DS consoles, but apparently that's not the only project the studio is working on. Electronic Arts has revealed in a press release that they will be publicly announcing a new game from EA Montreal next Thursday, March 12.

To many a gamer, the name David Hayter rings a bell. Most of us would know him as the voice behind Solid Snake in the MGS series. But he's also got his screenwriting career under his belt (X-Men, Watchmen). In this video interview, he reveals that Hollywood politics may have blasted his chances for penning the MGS movie, however, he's looking rather optimistic.

Brett Ratner makes movies. He directed stuff like the Rush Hour series and the third X-Men movie. Recently, he confirmed to UGO.com's Movie Blog that yes indeedy, he's going to be working on the big screen adaptation of the God of War video game series.

"I like Jim Carrey, and I like video games. But does that mean I'll like a video game about Jim Carey" as the saying goes, and we were thinking just that when we picked up this news from the Internet Movie Database (IMDB) website.

It seems that around this November 4, there was an announcement that a Tekken movie's in the works. Quoting the site: "A high-octane action movie about a young man who discovers he holds a great power and must battle a team of elite fighters who will stop at nothing in order to get it from him."

We're not sure if this talks about Jin Kazama or his old man, Throw-Me-In-A-Volcano Kazuya Mishima, but it looks like Namco's wanting in on the silverscreen, more so after the recently released DOA movie (When the fans think it bombed despite Kasumi's presence, you know something's wrong). Well, it's too early to tell what's gonna happen since it's just a production announcement.

If it means anything, Charles Stone III, of "Mr. 3000" and "Drumline" fame, is directing this fight flick, with a story partly written by Martin Colleary, who also wrote the story for the original Tomb Raider flick in '01. And nope, there's no announcement on the cast of characters yet, but being the Tekken fanboys/girls we are, we couldn't resist coming up with our own list for the "dream team"

• Lei Wulong = Jacky Chan
• Marduk = Bas Ruten
• Bryan Fury = Jean-Claude Van Damme (Matching egos)
  
• King = Rey Mysterio/Batista
• Lili = Britney Spears/Paris Hilton (?!)
• Ling Xiaoyu = Zhang Ziyi
• Feng Wei = Jet Li
• Sergei Dragunov = Christian Bale/Johnny Depp (Edward Scissorhands, remember?)
  
• Bruce Irvin = Samuel L. Jackson
• Paul Phoenix = Chuck Norris/Johnny Bravo
  

This is just a partial list, so feel free to comment on who else you want in. Go wild.

At the Internet Movie Database, the page for GTA: Vice City Stories got updated and now includes the listing for the voice talents of the characters in one of PSP's much-awaited video game that is slated to debut on October 17 in the US and October 20 in Europe.

Ving Rhames caught our attention in the list as he is named as the voice talent for GTA: Vice City Stories' leading character, Victor "Vic" Vance. To refresh your memory, Vic is the 28-year-old US Marine brother of Lance Vance. Ving Rhames is an actor who has starred in some famous movies like Mission: Impossible (I-III), where he played Luther Stickell, teammate of Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise). Other names in the list includes Philip Michael Thomas who rendered his voice for the character of Lance Vance.

Although this info is not directly provided by Rockstar Games, the listing could have been submitted by them to the IMDb. The site is known for being spot-on when it comes to the movie, TV, and video game industry, so chances are the information is correct.