Pyro Studios develops the game. The publisher is Sega.
Pyro Studios website
Sega website
No. Eidos has sold all it's shares in Pyro Studios, thus losing the publishing rights.
Details
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On the 26th of February 2009, Pyro Studios announced they partnered with Sega as their new
publisher.
The game will be developed for the PS3, Xbox 360, Wii and Nintendo DS. The PC and PSP versions of the game were cancelled for unknown reasons.
It's the other way around really; the game is based on the movie. Ilion Studios, founded by the
owners of Pyro Studios, started production of the movie in 2004.
Ilion Studios website
The game is available worldwide on all platforms.
This would be very likely, but this has yet to be confirmed or denied.
Yes, it has been registered as a trademark by Ilion Studios. The project was previously called Planet One, but our guess is that the name was changed due to legal issues.
The main charcters are NASA astronaut Captain Charles "Chuck" Baker and the young Planet 51 inhabitant Lem. In the game you play as these and other protagonists.
Nothing specific, but it will no doubtly follow the same story as the movie. See our storyline page for further information.
The game's score is once again provided by Mateo Pascual. Questions about his involvement in this
project were raised after Matt Biffa and Erin Scully were credited for the music at the IMDb
website. Pyro Studios has ensured us that Mateo hasn't been left out. Good news for his fans!
IMDb website
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