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YOUR INVITATION TO JOIN #MarvelGames40 – A Celebration of 40 Years of Marvel Video Games Sometime in late 1982, Parker Brothers released Spider-Man for Atari 2600 – the first Marvel game ever released. So I had a thought – let’s celebrate 40 years of Marvel games! (1/7)

Check out this Simon Bisley artwork from the canceled Lobo game for PS2 and Xbox from Kemco! (You know all about that one, right? youtube.com/watch?v=dWHV-A…) Curiously, it's dated 2005. Last we heard about Lobo was in 2003 -- it's interesting to see it was still being worked on.

If you subscribe to Superhero.VG for videogame Easter eggs and you're looking forward to the Fantastic Four movie, then sweet Aunt Petunia, have I got some fun reading for you: c-bake.com/F4-Epic

"Killing really isn't my thing." 😀 #PS5Share, #MarvelsSpiderMan2

Had some thoughts on how to make #MarvelSnap even better. Made a YouTube Short about 'em... youtube.com/shorts/9b-KeFm…

The Incredible Hulk wasn't even ON the NES, ChatGPT, you idiot!

Interesting Batman-gaming-related piece of art up on @HeritageAuction... #7348-19002" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">comics.ha.com/itm/video-game…

Seeing Daredevil video game talk on the TL. Seems like a good time to remind you of this. youtu.be/xGJvs_DYxxg

Great #MarvelGames40 video, Jay! Your top 10 is WAY different than mine—I think only two of yours are also in my top 10, and three don’t even crack my top 40! But that’s what I love about personal “favorites” lists versus “best” lists. And good job launching on time! 😀

UPDATE: There will be at least one #MarvelGames40 video posting on Friday, but several others—including mine—will likely debut in the days or weeks to follow. It’s a year-long celebration, so all contributions are welcome whenever they come!

YOUR INVITATION TO JOIN #MarvelGames40 – A Celebration of 40 Years of Marvel Video Games Sometime in late 1982, Parker Brothers released Spider-Man for Atari 2600 – the first Marvel game ever released. So I had a thought – let’s celebrate 40 years of Marvel games! (1/7)

holy hot chimichangas, it actually friggin worked! drink in the victory! 🥳👏 #DeadpoolSuns

No way 💀💀💀

For #MarvelGames40, I'll be counting down my 40 favorite Marvel games. Please spread the word to anyone you think might be interested -- and let me know if you want to participate, yourself! Details in the thread.

Here are some more original Deluxe Paint art files for SNES 'Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge'. The Cyclops sprites look fairly complete. I'm not sure about the other 'comic book' images and whether they were used. Thank to Mike Follin who worked on the Cyclops level.

Here's NES Wolverine being assembled from its 6502 source code using Software Creations original IDE ( PC-ED under DOS ). It takes 5 seconds to assemble the main game code - back in the day, 1991, this was probably around 30-40 seconds including the transfer to target time.

What are the best 16-bit games based on superheroes?

Reasonable wishful thinkings: —Namor is an early antagonist, but by the end he’s a playable hero —Wolverine is a DLC mission, and it’s the same Wolvie as in Insomniac’s game —Invaders is in the title [end thread]

And what exactly is meant by “two worlds”? Is this multiversal, or is it more of a Hootie and the Blowfish “you and me, we come from different worlds” kind of thing (i.e., Western civilization versus Wakanda’s isolation)?

Finally able to check out the new Skydance game’s trailer after a day on the road. What a cool premise! Some thoughts in the thread to follow—including one Easter egg you probably heard here first.