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- Marvel and Insomniac Games have a strong, ongoing partnership, with Insomniac developing the upcoming Wolverine game, and further collaborations expected in the future.
- Marvel values Insomniac Games as a beloved friend and wants to continue working with them on future projects.
- The compatible culture and shared values between Marvel and Insomniac have led to successful collaborations, such as their partnership on Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics.
- While specific titles like Spider-Man 3 or X-Men werent mentioned, fans can expect additional Marvel games from PlayStation to emerge from this collaboration in the future.
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Marvel and Insomniac Games Continue Collaborating on Future Projects
After collaborating on three Spider-Man games, Marvel tapped Insomniac Games to develop Wolverine. This won’t be the end of their partnership, however. According to Haluk Mentes of Marvel Games, Insomniac is a “beloved friend” that Marvel wants to continue working with, suggesting that more Marvel games from PlayStation are on the horizon. While Mentes didn’t mention Spider-Man 3 or X-Men specifically, he referenced future collaborations, stating, “We look for partners who wanna wear the same cloak. Once we finish a project together, they’re Marvel too.” He cited Wolverine with Insomniac as an example, noting that after a decade of working together on Spider-Man titles, Insomniac was the obvious choice to bring Wolverine back to gaming. Mentes added that their compatible culture and values would lead to many more collaborations. Insomniac and Marvel are also partnering with PlayStation on Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics, developed by Arc System Works. Given these close ties, fans can likely expect further collaborations between Marvel and Insomniac in the future.
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