Since being acquired by Disney in 2008, Marvel Entertainment has become an internationally recognized brand, with a highly successful film franchise propping up its recently relaunched Marvel NOW brand of comics. But the Marvel brand hasn't always been so synchronized with its other transmedia proprieties, which has often lead to the best and most innovative titles in Marvel's long list of branded games content.
In a new interview with VideoGamer, Diablo creator David Brevik looks back on Disney's closure of Marvel Heroes developer Gazillion.
3 responses and 140º heat. 🤔
I just submitted a story about a dev calling out journos for writing hit pieces on other competing games. It certainly puts all the negative press about certain games into perspective.
Journos are the problem in the industry right now. People might make inflammatory comments but that's always been the case in the internet type of discourse. Journos fan the flames and most of the times they start the fire.
For the record, I know it's pinned because it's videogamer. But why are we pinning their sub par content
BGFG owns both N4G and video gamer. The owners want to promote content. At least it's an interview and not something else. It was supposed to unpin after 2 hours, but something went wrong. I manually unpinned it.
@pussymod24
My man, you’re too emotionally invested to a website. Take a step back and just enjoy the content you like, avoid the content you don’t. If you don’t fit within a community, just try another until your views align.
With a chequered past in video game releases, Marvel Games is preparing for a potentially huge year with several new releases.
Swing through this list of the best Marvel games on the PS3. From Spider-Man to X-Men Origins and Captain America there is enough to enjoy.
People are gonna go wild for that LEGO one. Looks hot!
i'd put Xmen: The Clone Wars up there also