OléGunner;229182133 said:This is probably the first Crystal Dynamics game I'll buy.
I'm glad they are moving off the largely mediocre Tomb Raider games.
OléGunner;229182133 said:This is probably the first Crystal Dynamics game I'll buy.
I'm glad they are moving off the largely mediocre Tomb Raider games.
If Spiderman is anything to go by, I think they're dedicated to taking a more hands on approach. I mean, Spiderman might turn out to be bad, but I don't really see how.
Wow at salty Deus Ex fans. This is going to fund the next 5 Deus Ex titles... Or, yknow, hopefully more Marvel titles.
The rebooted Tomb Raider's are mediocre as fuck but I'd rather have those on the market than more homogenous Marvel games.
OléGunner;229182133 said:This is probably the first Crystal Dynamics game I'll buy.
I'm glad they are moving off the largely mediocre Tomb Raider games.
I still don't know why Spider-Man is always separated from marvel.
But didn't he show up in the last avengers movie?
Moving from Eidos own IP to a licensed one seems like a step back to me honestly.
By that logic, Spider-Man wouldn't be able to join in on Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite.Who wants to bet Spider-Man will be an exclusive playable character in the PlayStation versions of Square's Avenger games.
So they are not going to finish the stories the set up of both Tomb Raider and Deus Ex then?
When your own IP sold like shit, making licensed game is how you keep afloat and maybe continue making your own IP in the future.
And Disney/Marvel seems to be aiming for AAA Arkham game quality here, not Activision or Sega licensed budget games like last gen.
He is talking about Deus Ex.Tomb Raider sold like shit?
I still don't know why Spider-Man is always separated from marvel.
But didn't he show up in the last avengers movie?
Depending on your age, you might not remember when Marvel nearly went under. In an effort to not go bankrupt, they sold off some of the rights to their most popular assets (X-Men, Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, Ghost Rider, Namor) along with their specific iconic villains (Like Dr. Doom with the Fantastic Four). Some properties did well, like X-Men, and some did horrible, like Fantastic Four. Part of the deal was they had to continue to use the license ever few years. That's why we've had so many bad Fantastic Four movies and multiple Spider-Man reboots.
Sony, realizing they didn't know how to handle Spider-Man anymore in a Marvel dominated movie landscape, came to an arrangement with Marvel/Disney regarding the Spider-Man license. For example, Sony/Disney have some profit-split on the next Spider-Man movie but it was ultimately Marvel controlled in terms of direction. In exchange, Spider-Man can show up in Marvel movies. Fox didn't want to deal with Marvel/Disney which has led to Marvel all but wiping the X-Men off the face of the planet in the comics.
It wouldn't surprise me if Spider-man showed up in the Square-Enix games, but not as a playable character.
Yeah all those homogenous Marvel games like... Umm... Marvel Vs. Capcom?The rebooted Tomb Raider's are mediocre as fuck but I'd rather have those on the market than more homogenous Marvel games.
Here's hoping that they can do them better than Activision.
How can you already proclaim these Marvel games to be 'homogeneous'? They've only just started development, and haven't revealed so much as a genre. It's also not like Marvel has been spamming the market with Avengers games the past few years.The rebooted Tomb Raider's are mediocre as fuck but I'd rather have those on the market than more homogenous Marvel games.
How can you already proclaim these Marvel games to be 'homogeneous'? They've only just started development, and haven't revealed so much as a genre. It's also not like Marvel has been spamming the market with Avengers games the past few years.
Also, Rise of the Tomb Raider is the best Uncharted game since Uncharted 2.
Yes.Do you really expect these games to be anything other than decent? Marvel doesn't exactly take big risks, they play it safe. Realistically we'll see open world Ubisoft template games and beat'em'up games. Great. I'd love to be proven wrong.
Then you better hope that the rumors of Marvel easing up on the Fox ban this year are true.I love what Mahvel is doing. Now do your boy a solid and give someone the Wolverine license.
Yes.
Otherwise, they would just hit up Activision to churn out some mediocrity. They specifically said they are changing how they handle these games now. I don't think for a second that the Insomniac Spider-Man game (or these games) will be anything but great or really good.
I'm sure the spider-man game is going to be the anomaly on this context. Regardless, that's the last thing AAA games need is more licenses.
Do you really expect these games to be anything other than decent? Marvel doesn't exactly take big risks, they play it safe. Realistically we'll see open world Ubisoft template games and beat'em'up games. Great. I'd love to be proven wrong.
And we just totally disagree on Tomb Raider reboots. They are not good games and don't come anywhere near the Uncharted series other than Uncharted 1 which is also not a good game.
Yes.
Marvel hasn't put out games because they wanted to make sure of the quality. They could have been putting out movie tie-ins for the past decade, but they haven't. The devs they're choosing for each of these IPs tells me they care.
I disagree.I'm sure the spider-man game is going to be the anomaly on this context. Regardless, that's the last thing AAA games need is more licenses.
I disagree.
It essentially keeps these studios going. Insomniac didn't have anything major going on and now they indefinitely have a Spider-Man IP in their stable. These two SE studios have major work after releasing financial disappointments (especially Deus Ex).
Do you really expect these games to be anything other than decent? Marvel doesn't exactly take big risks, they play it safe. Realistically we'll see open world Ubisoft template games and beat'em'up games. Great. I'd love to be proven wrong.
And we just totally disagree on Tomb Raider reboots. They are not good games and don't come anywhere near the Uncharted series other than Uncharted 1 which is also not a good game.
By extension, it means these studios can potentially go back to their own IP one day (well, Tomb Raider is still being made so more for Deus Ex and more). With the supposed financial success of a Marvel game in their pocket, they will have more room to do other things compared to when they didn't.I completely understand the economic reasons for this. This is much easier money to make.
How could you not be hyped about Capcom continuing their 2nd biggest fighting game franchise, or Insomniac taking an Arkham-tier jab at Spider-Man?They haven't wanted to put out complete shit like their movie-tie ins. If their movies are anything to go by I still don't see them taking any risks. More so putting out cookie cutter AAA titles that are alright. And I think that talent would be better spent working on already existing or new IPs.
How could you not be hyped about Capcom continuing their 2nd biggest fighting game franchise, or Insomniac taking an Arkham-tier jab at Spider-Man?
Marvel teased cross-over appearances when Spider-Man PS4 was announced so I wouldn't be surprised if both games are at least in the same universe.
I can't be against something that is giving devs work.
They already confirmed that spiderman is a separate universe.
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He is talking about Deus Ex.
Tomb Raider didn't sell notably well either but it has far more financial potential than Deus Ex.
We'll have the Official Game of NeoGAF.lol at the poll.
Some idiot exec might see it and interpret it at face value.