More of PlayStation's biggest franchises are getting small-screen adaptations.

According to a report on ResetEra, Sony Pictures Entertainment CEO, Tony Vinciquerra, had announced in a business briefing on Thursday that TV adaptations of God of War, Horizon, and Gran Turismo, are all in development.

Not only that, but two of the shows already have destinations. God of War is headed to Amazon, confirming earlier reports, and Netflix picking up Horizon. The report claims The Gran Turismo TV show doesn't have a streaming platform yet.

Sony's made it no secret that it wants to leverage the strength of its first-party library. After years of fans begging Sony to make a live-action adaptation, the wheels are finally turning. The first to drop was January's Uncharted live-action movie, which starred Tom Holland. The $120 million production made a little over $400 million at the global box office despite the negative reviews and all but secured a sequel.