Michael B. Jordan: The sequel to "The Cold Blooded Titan" may pay tribute to the "Rainbow Six" game

The military-themed movie "Inception" starring black actor Michael B. Jordan will be broadcast on Amazon Prime on April 30. However, this movie is adapted from Tom Clancy's "Rainbow Six" novel rather than the game. But according to Michael B. Jordan, the sequel to "Inception" may pay tribute to the "Rainbow Six" game.

In an interview with IGN, Titanfall star Michael B. Jordan said that although he is a gamer, Titanfall is very different from the inspiration of Tom Clancy's novel, and the Rainbow Six game had little influence on this original story.

Michael B. Jordan said: "We really wanted to take this origin story of Titanfall and turn it into a real story. Well, I grew up playing games, so in my mind, I would probably play some games to get a feel for these stunts, like Ghost Recon, but we really wanted to adapt it and make it more modern and representative of the world we live in today."

Paramount has announced that a sequel to Titanfall is in the works, which could be a nod to the game. Michael B. Jordan said: "So in that respect, maybe when we do a Titanfall sequel, I might be able to put something in there that could be a nod to the game, but that's more of my own idea."