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Marvel gamers have a lot to look forward to in the coming months with the release of Marvel’s Midnight Suns, Spider-Man 2 and a new Wolverine game all on the way. However, that’s not all that’s on the horizon.
Almost a year ago, Marvel Entertainment announced a partnership with Skydance New Media for a brand new video game from Uncharted director Amy Hennig.
After two years of delays, LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga finally hit shelves this past April. The highly anticipated project was the most ambitious LEGO title for an embattled TT Games, bringing 20 expansive worlds and over 300 playable characters from the nine saga films into the brick world.
For those who purchased the Deluxe Edition of the game,
Disney and Lucasfilm have added a couple of exciting new wrinkles to the Star Wars legacy on Disney+ this year, with more on the way thanks to next month’s Andor. However, as has been the case for the past few years, Star Wars has also had to deal with a slew of toxic criticism from various sects of the fanbase,
Nolan North is one of the biggest names in the Video Game industry. His voice is all over it, with some iconic roles in gaming like Nathan Drake in the Uncharted series, Assassin’s Creed’s Desmond Miles, and Ghost in Destiny 2.
It isn’t just games, however. North has played major roles in animated shows like Star Trek: Lower Deck and Young Justice,
D23 is days away, and with it comes plenty of fervent speculation. Whether it is talk of Deadpool 3 hitting the stage, Werewolf By Night finally getting a confirmation, or the Fantastic Four showing up in full force, there is plenty for fans to chat about in anticipation of the live event.
D23 is nearly here, and with it comes the first Disney & Marvel Games Showcase. The streaming event will be a celebration of what is to come for Disney, Star Wars, and Marvel when it comes to the world of interactive entertainment.
In recent years, Disney has retooled their video gaming strategy,
Even though Phase 4 of the MCU introduced an impressive roster of new Marvel characters, several members of the original starting lineup are still in the game. In addition to Hawkeye and the Hulk, Thor just received his fourth film, Thor: Love and Thunder, and Loki received his own title series with Season 2 confirmed for a 2023 release.
The CW’s Arrow ended after eight seasons back in early 2020. The series finale, however, set up several plot points that, for one reason or another, were destined not to really go anywhere.
Most notable among them: Oliver Queen’s best friend and trusted confidante John Diggle opening a mysterious, green-glowing box that hurtled down to Earth from the cosmos.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is only a couple of months out from its November release in theaters, coming as the final movie in Phase 4 of the MCU.
This movie is set to bring some intense emotions as Wakanda goes to battle with Namor the Sub-Mariner’s Talocan, although the African nation will also be mourning the loss of the late Chadwick Boseman’s King T’Challa.
Marvel’s notable vampire hunter Eric Brooks, or as he’s far better known, Blade, will grace the silver screen in 2023. Indeed, this high-profile reboot film will place the character squarely into the MCU. And not only that, he’ll be portrayed by Academy Award winner Mahershala Ali.
Blade won’t hit theaters till late next year, but naturally,