Marvel games by Sony, Electronic Arts, and Amy Henning will not be connected

Many Marvel licensed AAA games have recently been announced.

Insomniac Games prepares "Spider-Man 2" and "Wolverine", EA Motive makes "Iron Man", and Skydance New Media led by Amy Henning is engaged in an adventure action about Captain America and the Black Panther.

Marvel Studios became a pioneer in creating the film universe, but in the case of games there will be no common connection between them.

Bill Rosemann, Vice President and Creative Director of Marvel Games, spoke in an interview with GamesIndustry.

biz that they don't require developers to create any connected universe because they want studios to have the freedom to tell their own stories without influencing others' games.

"People are surprisingly very familiar with the concept of the multiverse and accept it well. There are many different realities.

Each is thought out in its own way, and we want everyone to have the opportunity to tell their own story.

We don't want to say, "You can't blow up the Moon because the Moon needs that game from another studio." We want to give everyone freedom and a clean path in telling their stories. "

At the same time, instead of one large game universe, several mini-universes from different publishers may appear in the future.

It has already been confirmed that Spider-Man and Wolverine are in the same world in Sony games, and Electronic Arts, in addition to the Iron Man project, is preparing other Marvel games, the plots of which may also be intertwined with each other.