Resident Evil and Alien vs. Predator director Paul W.S. Anderson will direct Spy Hunter, the big budget adaptation of the popular Midway video game that revolves around a transforming supercar called the Interceptor.

Variety says he will be working with another writer to pen the project, which has already gone through several writers, including Michael Brandt, Derek Haas, Zak Penn and Stuart Beattie.

John Woo was originally attached to helm the movie, in 2004, that will introduce the never-seen spy hunter who works for a secret government agency. He uses the gadget-packed Interceptor (that can transform from a car into a motorcycle, jet ski and submarine) to hunt down agents and thwart a shadowy terrorist org known as Nostra.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has long been attached to play the secret agent behind the wheel of the vehicle. Whether he'll be recast has yet to be determined. The Rock starred in "Spy Hunter: Nowhere to Run," a Midway game that the company released last year.

Anderson's next film is Death Race, which he is also directing for Univeral. The film is a remake of 1975's Death Race 2000.

Adrian Askarieh, who has an adaptation of the video game Hitman filming at Fox, is producing the project with Chuck Gordon and Jeremy Bolt.