Marvel Avengers Getting Ready to Explode onto Consoles this Fall
The latest Marvel masterpiece has a made in Canada connection! The game is being developed by Crystal Dynamics and Eidos Montreal, better known as Crystal Northwest. The third-person action game is setting the gaming world ablaze and will be released this fall for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC and Google Stadia.
We wouldn’t be surprised to see versions available for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. The game will feature your favorite iconic Avenger heroes and some game play twists and turns, that have put this game on our radar as one of the games to watch out for in 2020.
Gamers will be able to unlock powerful skills, heroic abilities and some unique battle items of the world’s most influential and mightiest heroes. Up to four-players will be able to assemble online to defend earth from the many threats that only the Avenger superheroes can overcome. The game will feature Captain America, Thor, Black Widow, The Hulk, Iron Man and many more.
Several editions of the game will be released and it’s a good idea to figure out which one you want to get now and pre-order it. The Deluxe Edition both physical and digital versions will be jam packed full of tchotchkes. It will include the Obsidian Outfit pack and some other great bonus items including 6 hero name plates.
The base game, 72-hour early access, one-month free subscription to Marvel Unlimited (Marvel’s new movie and television series streaming service).
The Exclusive Digital Edition for the PlayStation will include: the base game and 1000 credits for in-game superhero customization. Ms. Marvel nameplate and 72-hour early access.
The Earth’s Mightiest Edition (physical copy only) will include a full color 12-inch statue of Captain America as well as a Hulk Bobblehead. It will also include Black Widows belt buckle and Iron Man’s prototype armor blueprint, Kamala Khan’s honorary Avenger pin and group photo with 72-hour early access.
All pre-order bonuses will also have some other items included.
