So to be clear, the "Avalanche" in question is different from the Just Cause/Mad Max/Renegade Ops Avalanche right?
The problem isn't that it's "not selling". It's just not selling enough for Disney. They can make buckloads of money with other merch, they don't care about video games.
Damn, that sucks.
I remember one guy at Disney saying they'll have more stuff (at least for Marvel) for consoles this E3. Wonder if things have changed.
Disney had kind of an insane cost base.
Avalanche was 300 people, plus they had eight other studios on top of them working on Disney Infinity 3.
It's like how Junction Point was shut down after Epic Mickey 2 because they were 700 employees and the game only sold a few million.
Seems like pretty big news. How can a toy line with Disney, Marvel, and Star Wars figures not be profitable enough to continue?
Wasn't expecting that, I wonder if other toys to life manufacturers will follow suit? It's a damn shame for people like Jones, but I guess this means we could maybe get some good licensed Disney games out of it.
I wonder if this is because of ESPN floundering?
This is what depresses me about Disney owning the Marvel properties.... as a gamer, there is so much missed potential for good super hero video games. It's fine if you're just into movies, and free to play games...but sucks if you're an enthusiast like me.
If Amiibo start dying, I hope Nintendo will make official toys.
Does Skylanders still do well?Amiibo prices have plummeted and you can buy plenty for cheap prices now. i think it's over.
Damn, that sucks.
I remember one guy at Disney saying they'll have more stuff (at least for Marvel) for consoles this E3. Wonder if things have changed.
Not completely surprising considering they stopped support for PC and Apple TV earlier this year.
Well, guess this explain the earlier nuking of the PC DLC.
This is what depresses me about Disney owning the Marvel properties.... as a gamer, there is so much missed potential for good super hero video games. It's fine if you're just into movies, and free to play games...but sucks if you're an enthusiast like me.
They're committed to money. Sending out their IPs to already established AAA studios is much easier than trying to run your own shop. IPs that bring in tons of cash without having the dirty work.
OooooooohhhhStrictly licensing Disney IPs now, huh?
CAPCOM NOWS YOUR CHANCE! GET THAT MARVEL LICENSE AND MAKE MARVEL VS CAPCOM 4!
But what's going to happen to John Vignocchi![]()
Does Skylanders still do well?