Iron Man fans – and there are a lot of them given the new movie had better openings than The Dark Knight Rises ($160.9 million) and Spider-Man 3 ($151.1 million) – certainly are out there all around the world. Disney should license Activision the Iron Man and/or Avengers franchise if they don’t want to develop games themselves. Activision has also done great things ever since it took on the “great responsibility” of the Spider-Man franchise. I look at what High Moon Studios is doing with Activision’s upcoming Deadpool game (minus any movie tie-in – although Disney/Marvel NEEDS to give this guy his own movie franchise) and I see that there’s definitely potential. It’s a fun “swipe” game, but lacks the depth of what could have been in the console space had Disney, Sega or someone moved forward with a game. The “endless runner” flying game serves as a virtual sequel to Iron Man 3, allowing gamers to upgrade to 18 different types of suits as they fly through locales like Malibu, New York City and China. Gamers instead got a free Iron Man 3 mobile game from Gameloft forĪpple iOS devices like iPhone and iPad and Android smartphones, which garnered a 58 on Metacritic. And Sega did add new villains to the mix to expand beyond the movie storylines. and Gwyneth Paltrow even got involved, providing their likenesses. The concept of flying around as a virtual Tony Stark has great potential, and there was plenty of time between Iron Man 2 and 3 to at least try to develop a solid game.

The Iron Man games got better from the first to the second, although the games tanked critically with a 45 aggregate reviewers score on Xbox 360 from. But it seems there are missed opportunities with Marvel video games.

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