Superhero movies are on the edge. What was recently the dominant form of a Chinese outcome, the boon and bond of every Hollywood studio has become a source of endless disappointment, with several remaining exceptions. In the past we argued that superhero films should restBut while Hollywood doesn't seem to care as long as they continue to have the hope that the next "vengeance: Endgame" is right behind the corner, the situation in the world of video games is different.

Earlier this year, we learned that video game publisher Electronic Arts gave the game "Black Panther" by investor Clifane Games, based on One of Marvel's best films of all time, an absolute triumph of superhero shooting. Not only does the game never see the light of day, but EA has also closed the whole developer studio.

According to IGNThe rationale for the cancellation of the game was EA's desire to "tighten our focus and put our creative energy behind the most important growth opportunities," the EA Games said in a statement. In closing the studio, EA has fired dozens of people in addition to approximately 300 jobs they have already reduced them earlier in the year through studio and EA fans' care teams.

What makes the news even exciting is that Black Panther was supposed to be part of a three -match deal between EA and Marvel, an agreement that also included previously announced play with an iron man And a third, unannounced title. Here's what we know about the canceled Black Panther project: it was supposed to be a single player, an open world, action-adventure. According to BloombergThe game would include several characters that can be played, from T'kala to Furi, and even his son Azari and a fight against Srulz that attacked Wakanda. Skrulls would pose as allies, with the player forming relationships with other non -playing heroes and NPC in Wakanda. Obviously there would be a system similar to the Nemesis system from the "Medium Country: Shadow" games.

This is not the first high -profile game EA has canceled this year. Just a month before destroying Black Panther, EA also closed the development of a new Titanfall game. Earlier this year, the publisher also restructured Bioware, firing employees. In the past two years alone, EA has reduced over 1,000 jobs through its study.

And yet, according to Ign, EA promises that it will definitely not cancel the game of Motive Iron Man, and is still decided to announce the game of the third war on the Starwells: EDI. However, they say they will focus on a smaller number of franchises. As for the deal with Marvel, EA and Marvel say they were not affected by this cancellation.

It is not like there is a lack of games with a Developing Marvel superhero. Investor of Dishonored and Deathloop, Arkane, works on the game with the blade. Meanwhile, Insomniac Games is still making a game on Wolverine, while probably continuing His Series for the Spider-Man Games (we've considered the first installment here). As for Black Panther, he is still joining Captain America in Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra Video Game.

However, this is definitely a sign of worrying times, both for games and for the entertainment industry as a whole. Video game studies, not just EA, reduce jobs left and right along with the decay of superhero dominance, with Marvel studio promising to slow down their outcome. Do not be surprised if this is not the last example of a big game that is abolished in the coming months.