Marvel Executive Vice President of Global Digital Media Group, Ira Rubenstein, has told joystiq:
"We are not doing movie-based games any more. Actually, wait ... we are not doing crappy movie-based games any more. You can quote me on that."
Apparently the company is still working on Iron Man 2. Though Rubenstein apparently asked not be blamed for Iron Man: The Video Game.
"We are not doing movie-based games any more. Actually, wait ... we are not doing crappy movie-based games any more. You can quote me on that."
Apparently the company is still working on Iron Man 2. Though Rubenstein apparently asked not be blamed for Iron Man: The Video Game.
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neils_den 21 Aug 2009 09:45
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Yeah, right. Believe that *if* it ever happens.
Some reckon the rights to such games cost too much to allow decent production values, or that the deadlines restrict developers too much.
Me? I think they are opportunist money-grabbers, out to milk kids for whatever they can get. They'll sell a bucketload of Iron Man or whatever.
Sadly they can't seem to grasp that if there's a *good* movie licence game, then it would sell more - and would bring more credibility to the industry.
Some reckon the rights to such games cost too much to allow decent production values, or that the deadlines restrict developers too much.
Me? I think they are opportunist money-grabbers, out to milk kids for whatever they can get. They'll sell a bucketload of Iron Man or whatever.
Sadly they can't seem to grasp that if there's a *good* movie licence game, then it would sell more - and would bring more credibility to the industry.