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The developers behind Marvel Rivals, an upcoming free-to-play 6v6 hero shooter, have hinted that a console version of the game could be in the works despite it being listed as a PC-only game. The news comes just hours after the announcement trailer for Marvel Rivals was published online.
Marvel has announced its new shooter title, , featuring some of the company's most popular characters from the Avengers, X-Men, and Guardians of the Galaxy. The title was previously rumored to be a first-person shooter, but new gameplay footage shows that this will not be the case, with the title being playable from a third-person perspective, with the heroes using their unique abilities to fend off their opponents.
An industry insider has hinted at the possibility of a Marvel hero shooter, inspired by popular multiplayer games like Overwatch and Valorant, being in the works at NetEase. Mostly known for its publishing work, NetEase has helped release titles like Naraka: Bladepointand Sky: Children of the Light in the past. This wouldn't be the first Marvel game it's worked on either, as it has developed two smaller titles in 2019's Marvel Super War and 2020's Marvel Duel.
Certain viewers of the hit new throwback series X-Men '97 have really gotten something stuck in their craw over the existence of a nonbinary character. But the actor behind the character in question is having none of it.
Marvel Studios has made a change to the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s advance slate that officially marks a major pivot for the franchise after the high-profile 2023 controversy surrounding one MCU star came to a head earlier in the year.
A new Marvel game could be in development, according to the latest rumors surfacing online. Currently, Marvelis licensing five games, including Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra, which may release sometime in 2025. This new game would mark five games under Marvel's wing with no set release date, joining the ranks with the untitled Iron Man and Black Panther games,Marvel'sWolverine, and Marvel's Blade.
The Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 version of Venom is crawling into the comics in this year’s Venomverse Reborn event, just a few months after menacing gamers on the PlayStation 5. Even before Spider-Man 2 launched back in October, Venom’s presence in the Insomniac universe was strongly felt and hinted at. In the Marvel’s Spider-Man post-credits scene, it is revealed that Norman Osborn has been keeping his terminally ill son Harry suspended in a tank in his penthouse, with an all-too-familiar-looking black substance floating alongside him. Come Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Norman orders Harry to be released, despite the protests of Dr. Curtis Conners.
Doctor Strange star Benedict Wong has finally broken the silence on his MCU return and given a promising update on his character’s fate in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.