Marvel, recent from dominating theatres, is increasing its output of video video games – led, after all, by Sony’s personal Spider-Man and Wolverine variations. With a new Iron Man introduced earlier this week, as nicely different in-development tasks like Amy Hennig’s Captain America and Black Panther, many are pondering whether or not these titles may crossover just like the Marvel Cinematic Universe, or MCU as its higher identified.

But there aren’t any plans to do this, in keeping with Marvel Games bigwig Bill Rosemann: “The world is, amazingly, very familiar and accepting of the multiverse,” he advised Games Industry.biz. “We have all these different realities. Now they’re all real, and we want to give everyone the freedom to tell their story. We don’t want to say ‘you can’t blow up the moon, because this game over here by another studio needs the moon’. We want to give everyone the freedom and the clear lane to tell their story.”

So, there you may have it: there aren’t any plans to attach all of those totally different tasks – largely helmed by totally different publishers – collectively, which might be for the very best. Do you like the thought of those varied video games standing alone, or are you extra interested in the idea of crossover content material?