Draugoth
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According to Kurokasis, the leaker who first reported on Sonic x Shadow Generations, the Marvel Game that was announced by Skydance Media in 2022 is titled 1943: Rise of Hydra"
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1. It's Amy Hennig's (Soul Reaver, Uncharted) new studio, one of the videogame arms of Skydance, the movie production company.Who the fuck is skydance and why do i get suicide squad vibes
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…wouldn’t this be considered a good thing? GotG released in 2021.After constant disappointments in the super hero genre, I am not particularly thrilled by this announcement.
The last good superhero (Marvel or DC) game was Guardians of the Galaxy.
Kind of an odd name for the title. Did they think people would forget Marvel with "Rise of Hydra" in the title? No matter though. Being able to play as Cap/Black Panther could be so fucking great if they can nail the combat in this.
Can they?
Eh…for a second I got excited about an Invaders game. But….never mind
Is it thought? How many flops have we had compared to good superhero games?…wouldn’t this be considered a good thing? GotG released in 2021.
Don't particularly care which version it is so long as the character is fun to play.It's with 99.99% certainty going to be an all-black team, so you'll be playing Isaiah Bradley instead of the real Captain America.
An Invaders game would have been interesting, because those are all characters from actual superhero comics published during WW2.
It is, because the alternative is you naming a game from 20 years ago, which is usually to be expected here.Is it thought? How many flops have we had compared to good superhero games?
Well, maybe some of the all of the above, lol. We have had stuff like Avengers, Gotham Knights, Suicide Squad and more be both critical and sales flops. We had Midnight Suns which was a sales flop (admittedly a decent game if you skip friendship simulator parts). And there is more.It is, because the alternative is you naming a game from 20 years ago, which is usually to be expected here.
Also do you mean financial flops, critical flops, or GAF bubble ‘flops’?
Naah its definitely 4 player coop like that shitty batman game1. It's Amy Hennig's (Soul Reaver, Uncharted) new studio, one of the videogame arms of Skydance, the movie production company.
2. Because it seems that you don't know anything about the project. It's actually a linear, singleplayer, story-driven action/adventure game in which you get to control different Marvel characters at different points in the story – definitely not an always-online cooperative looter shooter.
Dude, their official statements confirmed that it is a singleplayer game very much along the lines of the PS3 era Uncharted games that Hennig herself directed, what the hell are you talking about?Naah its definitely 4 player coop like that shitty batman game
Well Hennig is a good sign as is singleplayer action adventure. Could be good, just gonna depend who besides Cap will be playable.1. It's Amy Hennig's (Soul Reaver, Uncharted) new studio, one of the videogame arms of Skydance, the movie production company.
2. Because it seems that you don't know anything about the project. It's actually a linear, singleplayer, story-driven action/adventure game in which you get to control different Marvel characters at different points in the story – definitely not an always-online cooperative looter shooter.
Playable characters are Captain America, Black Panther (actually, the grandfather of modern day's Black Panther), a regular soldier from the Allied army, and spy agent from Wakanda.Well Hennig is a good sign as is singleplayer action adventure. Could be good, just gonna depend who besides Cap will be playable.
Not a great lineup, shame.Playable characters are Captain America, Black Panther (actually, the grandfather of modern day's Black Panther), a regular soldier from the Allied army, and spy agent from Wakanda.
Amy henning talks bullshit and writes like tewm turf jk rowling, source my mindDude, their official statements confirmed that it is a singleplayer game very much along the lines of the PS3 era Uncharted games that Hennig herself directed, what the hell are you talking about?
That was the defining comic of Marvel's take on WW2 so when I see "Marvel 1943" I'm thinking Captain America, Union Jack and Submariner. The last character that comes to mind would be Black Panther. He is a modern day Marvel character so unless they are doing one of those over-utilized time travel gimmicks.......I don't get it.
So yeah.....this just seems incredibly contrived. Doesn't give me a good feeling about the game.
When the fucks equal zero.I remember being excited when I heard about this a couple of years ago.
I can't even count the fucks I don't give now.
1. It's Amy Hennig's (Soul Reaver, Uncharted) new studio, one of the videogame arms of Skydance, the movie production company.
2. Because it seems that you don't know anything about the project. It's actually a linear, singleplayer, story-driven action/adventure game in which you get to control different Marvel characters at different points in the story – definitely not an always-online cooperative looter shooter.
The Black Panther mantle goes back far, FAR before T’Challa, I believe the oldest mentioned in the comics was 1,000,000 B.C. The movie version made it very clear the mantle has existed for a very long time as well.
So actually it’s one of the most logical choices they could have made.
I wouldn't say it is one of the "most logical choices they could have made", but I appreciate that you cleared up my confusion on the timeline. Still think Invaders makes more since in a WW2 Marvel video game as that was literally what Invaders was about.
I just meant most logical compared to most Marvel superhero mantles. Not counting alternate universe versions, most Marvel superheroes who have had legacy versions like Spidey, Captain Marvel, and Ant-man were not active in WWII unless there‘s some “an even older character held the mantle first” twist involving one of them I don’t know about. I heard the Ghost Rider comics apparently revealed there was Ghost Riders prior to Johnny Blaze, but I feel a Ghost Rider would feel too out of place in WWII. Captain America embodies the classic soldier while Black Panther can embody the more stealthy and guerrilla tactics soldiers used in the conflict. I think it’s a nice combo. The two other randos joining them is odd, but maybe when the gameplay is revealed it’ll make sense.
This is an odd argument, because you're covering all bases with negatives, but all you'd have to do is flip it around to what aspects they did well to argue the positive.Well, maybe some of the all of the above, lol. We have had stuff like Avengers, Gotham Knights, Suicide Squad and more be both critical and sales flops.
Midnight Suns was received well critically and is an odd situation because Firaxis usually has better lifetime sales number climbs than year 1 sale results.We had Midnight Suns which was a sales flop (admittedly a decent game if you skip friendship simulator parts). And there is more.
Another situation of a well received game with bad year 1 sales.Even Guardians flopped more or less on sales side thanks to Avengers and pretty bad marketing campaign.
It depends on what you want to count. Spiderman series sold well yes, Marvel Snap made a lot of money too. Ultimate Alliance 3 and Lego Marvel 2 did well critically as well.That leaves what, Spider-Man series?
Wheres the UE5 tech showcase ingame in 4k? it was impressive for a cutscene in real time