Looks like Brash is doing "Clash of the Titans"

MTV's Multi-Player blog went to a San Francisco event for the videogame press sponsored by Hollywood's resident videogame publisher Brash Entertainment and got one juicy detail -- well, more like a guess that I'm ready to call definitely true.

Brash had demo stations set up up for "Jumper," based on the Fox/Regency pic that comes out next week (MTV's verdict: "blurry textures, constantly hiccuping frame rate and low-polygon character models didn’t inspire much confidence in the final product"), this summer's "Space Chimps," and next year's "Saw."

But it also showed a trailer for a 2010 release, probably with the intention of demonstrating that its  slate consists of much more than games made in a year or less, like "Alvin and the Chipmunks," "Jumper," and "Space Chimps." Apparently it's a mythological game. Multi-Player guesses it's "Clash of the Titans." I would say that's definitely true, and not only by process of elimination (Multi-Player makes its guess because the only other likely license, "Jason and the Argonauts," is at Codemasters).

This is certainly the game Brash is working on because, as Variety has previously reported, Legendary Pictures is developing a remake of the cult classic "Clash of the Titans" movie. Brash is all about movie licenses and has a particularly tight relationship with Legendary since its co-founder, Thomas Tull, is chairman of Legendary. Plus I have heard talk about a project like this from several sources. Combine all that evidence and I'd call the conclusion that the game Brash was showing was "Clash of the Titans" a no-brainer.

(This event also explains why Brash went on the "announcement spree" I wrote about last week. They had to have something besides "Jumper" to show.)