Marvel's Avengers: Last News

Marvel’s Avengers has “not proven as successful as we would have like” in a new annual report.The report, which also revealed that Final Fantasy VII Remake has been a huge success for the legendary Japanese publisher acknowledges the shortcomings of the superhero title.“I would also note that “Marvel’s Avengers” was an ambitious title for us in that we took on the GaaS (Games as a Service) model”.Matsuda goes on to reveal production issues that stemmed from the working environment the team at Crystal Dynamics had to transition to in the game’s final months:“We overcame a variety of unexpected difficulties in the final phase of the game’s development, including needing to transition to work-from-home due to the pandemic.”He continues:“We

Marvel Games has announced today (October 29) that it is working with Skydance New Media on a new project with Uncharted co-creator Amy Hennig.The New Media division of Skydance is headed by president Amy Hennig and general manager Julian Beak.

Crystal Dynamics has insisted that Spider-Man will still swing his way to Marvel’s Avengers this year despite continuing silence around the release.The PS5 exclusive character, Spider-Man, was originally scheduled to be released in early 2021 but has been delayed throughout the year since the game’s troubled launch led to its first two new characters also being pushed back.Even the Marvel’s Avengers 2021 content roadmap in March 2021 didn’t mention Spider-Man, but in an interview with Screen Rant, the game’s senior game designer, Scott Walters, has claimed that it’s still going to happen this year.“In terms of what we can say now, we’ve always scheduled and looked to bring Spider-Man out in 2021 for PlayStation owners.

Square Enix has confirmed that the Marvel’s Avengers Expansion: Black Panther – War for Wakanda DLC will launch on August 17. The new content drop will arrive as a free update to all owners of the game. Black Panther will become the third playable superhero made available, following Clint Barton and Kate Bishop (both are known for using the Hawkeye moniker in the comics).Furthermore, the War for Wakanda expansion is described as the “most content to Marvel’s Avengers since the game’s launch”.

Marvel’s Avengers bug reported yesterday (June 22), which exposes PS5 users’ IP addresses during gameplay, is being fixed by Crystal Dynamics.Video game journalist Paul Tassi first highlighted the bug after a response to an earlier tweet about Outriders read “Crystal Dynamics just doxxed me showing my IP on stream in game.”Tassi checked out the bug himself, confirming that it showed his IP address during gameplay.Uhhh can confirm Avengers is showing people’s IP addresses ON SCREEN as of this patch, I can see my own https://t.co/MLThi2V7lx— Paul Tassi Must Be Stopped (@PaulTassi) June 22, 2021Crystal Dynamics were quick to respond, urging players to “refrain from streaming” until the issue was resolved.The developer confirmed it was working

Marvel’s Avengers has returned to former employer Naughty Dog.Shaun Escayg, who worked as the writer and creative director for Crystal Dynamics‘ Marvel’s Avengers has left the studio to return to his former workplace.Escayg revealed the move via Twitter, saying: “Happy to be back with the Dogs!”Happy to be back with the Dogs! pic.twitter.com/0xcKIwFUkW— Shaun Escayg (@ShaunEscayg) April 19, 2021Escayg is yet to reveal what he is working on at Naughty Dog, but his bio has credits him as a Creative Director and Writer.In response to Escayg’s announcement, the Naughty Dog official Twitter account responded: “Excited to have you back at the studio and looking forward to doing awesome stuff together.”Welcome back @ShaunEscayg! Excited have you