Gamer.tv, an online destination for unrivaled coverage of global interactive entertainment, announced today its exclusive interview with famed actor Christian Slater and his involvement with the latest film-to-video game release, “Alone in the Dark.” Along with costars Stephen Dorff and Tara Raid, Slater provides insight into the film’s development and his thoughts on the popular trend of film development and video game crossover. The segment, which includes additional interviews from the movie’s lead screenwriter and game’s producer, suggests the marriage of the two industries aids technological advances, including computer generated images and motion captures. The coverage also includes game play footage from a number of related video games, including Alone in the Dark (Atari), The Matrix: Flight of the Osiris (Infogrames), House of the Dead (Boll KG/Mindfire), Resident Evil Zero (Capcom Eurosoft) and Tomb Raider: Angel of Darkness (Eidos).

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