Brash Entertainment today announced that it has formed a deal with Japanese based Game Republic, the developers of PlayStation 3 title Folklore, to create a video game adaptation of a popular Hollywood film.

As a gamer, I am extremely excited to work with Okamoto-san, who has produced some of my favorite games,” said Brash co-founder and CEO Mitch Davis. “The Brash business gives us the luxury to match the best Hollywood IP with the skills of the most talented independent game developers; our partnership with a strong studio such as Game Republic, Inc. is an excellent example of that.

No specific details on the unnamed title were revealed, aside from the fact that it is due for a release in 2010. Yeah, that’s right — 2010. It’ll be some time before we hear more on this one.

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