I was reading a local newspaper when i saw this article about a model who had turned down a job doing motion capturing for a game. The catch is she said it was for Nintendo and she'd have to travel to England to do it according to the article the name of the character was Selena Strike. So what do u guys think, it sounds like a new lead lady for "perfect Dark zero".

A quanto pare, un giornale locale ha pubblicato ultimamente un'intervista ad una modella, la quale avrebbe lavorato per un certo periodo in Inghilterra in uno studio Motion Capture per un prossimo gioco Nintendo. Come tutti sappiamo, una delle principali sedi Nintendo in UK sono proprio gli studi della RARE e quindi, se la notizia si rivelasse vera, sarebbe molto probabile un collegamento con Perfect Dark 2 (Ricordiamo che per la campagna marketing di PD erano state utilizzate diverse modelle impersonanti Joanna e Velvet). Inoltre questa modella ha rivelato anche il nome del personaggio che godrà delle sue movenze: Selena Strike. E chi sarà mai questa Selena? certo, se riteniamo verosimile l'ipotesi del Motion Capture per un gioco RARE, allora potrebbe anche rivelarsi il nome della nuova protagonista di PD2, oppure quello di un nuovo personaggio. Le coincidenze sono molte e tutte portano proprio al gioco che stiamo aspettando su GameCube, ma per il momento sono sono voci. Fino a che RARE non si deciderà a fornire notizie sul gioco, non sapremo nulla di sicuro, ma ogni piccola novità, vera o falsa che sia, non può che farci piacere. Poi come già detto da altri sul forum, il nome Selena Strike fa senz'altro venire in mente più una pornostar che una spia inglese :P

PERFECT DARK AL CINEMA?

HOLLYWOOD (Variety) - Fireworks Entertainment and Goodman Rosen Prods. have optioned the television and movie rights to the bestselling Nintendo (news - web sites) 64 video game ``Perfect Dark.''
The duo behind the syndicated television action hours ``Relic Hunter,'' ``Andromeda,'' ``Highlander'' and ``The Lost World'' could bow their live action ``Perfect Dark'' series as early as fall 2002. A feature film, based on the sci-fi game that follows an action heroine named Joanna Dark, is also being planned. U.S. consumers have spent more than $55 million on more than 1 million units of ``Perfect Dark,'' according to NPD TRSTS Video Games Service.
For Nintendo, better known for its G-rated games and characters such as ``Super Mario Brothers'' and ''Pokemon,'' the ``Perfect Dark'' title marked its first attempt to reach an older demographic. Due to its violent content, the game was rated Mature by the Entertainment Software Rating Board, limiting sales to consumers 17 and older.
Fireworks and Goodman Rosen optioned the rights from Rare, which developed the game, and 4 Kids Entertainment (behind the ``Pokemon'' TV series and movies), which represents Nintendo and Rare for global merchandise licensing and domestic TV movie distribution and production. Fireworks and Goodman Rosen, which have brought scribe-producer Peter Lenkov (''Demolition Man,'' TV's ``La Femme Nikita'') aboard, will begin heavily shopping the property around this month, following the release of Paramount's movie version of video game ``Tomb Raider.''
Similar to that vidgame-based project, ``Perfect Dark'' features a sexy young female who works as a secret agent for an industrial conglomerate known as the Carrington Institute.
Set in 2023, vidgame begins as an investigation of rival DataDyne Corp. and then unravels into an alien plot to invade Earth.
Rare is currently developing a "Perfect Dark" sequel, slated for a fall 2002 release on the GameCube console.