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EA Will Develop Three Marvel-Based Video Games, Beginning with Iron Man

Skylar Williams

Nov 01, 2022 15:05

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Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ:EA) will release an Iron Man game along with at least two other action-adventure titles based on Marvel characters, according to a deal announced by the company on Monday.


The Iron Man video game will have an original plot inspired on the life of Tony Stark, the fictional billionaire portrayed by Robert Downey Jr. in the popular superhero film series.


EA said that the new games will be available on both consoles and PC as part of a deal that gives them access to one of the most profitable entertainment organizations, mostly due to the success of films based on Marvel comic book characters.


EA has previously partnered with Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS), the owner of Marvel, to develop mobile, PC, and console games based on the Star Wars film franchise.


EA, located in Redwood City, California (NYSE:RWT), joins a host of other gaming titans that have licensed popular superheroes for their games. Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ:ATVI) has produced Spider-Man games, whilst Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has developed Batman games.


EA's bet on its new titles comes as the video game maker confronts a decrease in demand since the height of the pandemic. Earlier in August, the company anticipated quarterly adjusted sales to fall short of expectations.


On November 1, quarterly results are anticipated to be released.