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Spiderman Trilogy huh? I hope that isn't just the three movie games, but possibly an updated rerelease of other Spidey games.
November 6, 2006 - In its quarterly financial statement, Marvel Enterprises revealed its full 2007 videogame release schedule. While Ghost Rider, Marvel Universe Card Game and Spider-Man 3 were already known, the remaining three games came as somewhat of a surprise.
Activision has not only lost the Iron Man license to Sega, but has now lost the rights to the Fantastic Four. Take-Two is publishing Fantastic Four II, based on the upcoming feature film sequel, in spring 2007. Despite generally negative reviews, EA is giving a second go to Marvel Nemesis. The sequel is expected to ship in the fourth quarter of next year. Lastly, Activision is publishing Spider-Man Trilogy at the end of 2007. It's unknown if this is a completely new game or a repackaging of Activision's three movie-based titles.
No details were offered in the financial statement other than a note about the publishers of each title and expected release dates. Interestingly, the next Hulk game was not listed among the games coming in 2007.
Activision has not only lost the Iron Man license to Sega, but has now lost the rights to the Fantastic Four. Take-Two is publishing Fantastic Four II, based on the upcoming feature film sequel, in spring 2007. Despite generally negative reviews, EA is giving a second go to Marvel Nemesis. The sequel is expected to ship in the fourth quarter of next year. Lastly, Activision is publishing Spider-Man Trilogy at the end of 2007. It's unknown if this is a completely new game or a repackaging of Activision's three movie-based titles.
No details were offered in the financial statement other than a note about the publishers of each title and expected release dates. Interestingly, the next Hulk game was not listed among the games coming in 2007.
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