Elden Ring (Old Man's Ring) is a game that has made From Software a huge success. Since its release in 2022, the game's cumulative global sales have exceeded 25 million copies. The DLC "Shadow of the Golden Tree", which was released on June 21, has also sold more than 5 million copies worldwide in less than a week after its release.
Such a hit has naturally attracted the attention of all walks of life, and fans' expectations for the adaptation of film and television dramas are also rising. And just recently, the screenwriter of the film, George W. R· A comment on R. Martin's blog suddenly caught the attention of fans.
On June 22, the prestigious literary award Locus Award held an award ceremony, and Raya Gordon was named after George W. Brown. R· R. MARTIN'S ORIGINAL COMIC BOOK "VOYAGING" MADE IT TO THIS YEAR'S FINALS, BUT FAILED TO WIN. On June 29, Martin expressed his regret about the incident on his blog, and mentioned that the "Elden Ring" he participated in the creation won the 2023 Nebula Award, and he happened to get the trophy on June 22.
At the same time, he added: "Oh, about the rumors you might have heard about Elden Ring feature films or series...... I have nothing to say. Not a word, no, nothing, I don't know anything, you haven't heard anything from me, well. What rumors? ”
Although Martin did not directly disclose the information of the live-action version of the old man's ring, this statement of "there is no silver three hundred taels here" seems to confirm the adaptation of the old man's ring. Of course, because no official information has been released yet, we have no way of knowing whether this adaptation is a series or a movie. However, as announced at the time of the game's release, "I hope that Elden Ring, which has been built over a long period of time, will be able to be developed not only in the game field but also in other fields in the future, so that everyone can experience this work in their daily lives." So it's no surprise that this game has really been adapted into a movie or series.