Will there be a sequel to Marvel’s Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy? Embracer Group raises suspicion

The fates of both games are in control after the acquisition of Crystal Dynamics, Eidos Montreal and Square Enix Montreal.

We still feel the aftershocks informative earthquake this week: Embracer Group acquires several studios, notably from Square Enix Crystal Dynamics, Eidos Montreal and Square Enix Montreal. In this way, a large number of IPs pass into the portfolio of the Swedish conglomerate, which includes such licenses as Marvel’s Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy.

Various approvals are required from outside companies, including some potential licensorsWhat will happen in these two installments? As we told you in the news of the acquisition, both games are still part of Square Enix due to a deal. Collaboration agreement with Marvelbringing us to the Embracer Group CEO’s remarks, Lars Wingefors, about the fate of games. Because, as I commented in the presentation by the holding (via GamingBolt), these franchises will thrive no matter how successful they are. Disney confirm the move.

“All games developed by the studios are included in the process. But they need it. various approvals external companies to close this transaction. And as you mentioned, potential licensees can get these necessary approvals,” explains Wingefors. So the fate of Marvel’s Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy is in Disney’s hands.

One of the most commented points of the move between Embracer Group and Square Enix comes down to the merits of three studios: 300 million dollars. According to analysts, this figure is due to the poor performance of the two games set in the Marvel universe, and it was the Avengers that disappointed Square Enix the most, while Guardians of the Galaxy got off to a slow start. Despite these results, the Star-Lord title and the company found a large audience on Xbox Game Pass, so we can still see it. news franchise in the future.

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