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Art for EA Chicago's cancelled Marvel fighting game shows Spider-Man, Hulk, and Captain America as playable characters; game was shut down in 2008 by EA and Marvel.
Multiyear licensing agreement for fighting games follows development studio EA Chicago into the abyss.
Onset of next-gen gaming, slow sales lead to falling prices on NBA Live 06, SSX On Tour, Burnout Revenge, and Marvel Nemesis.
Comic factory slips 32 percent post second Spidey flick. 2006 outlook absolutely villainous as film revenue dries up.
Comic-book heroes of the past take on comic-book heroes of the future in EA's new brawler; portable versions come to the rescue next month.
Console versions of EA and Marvel's fighter will step into the ring a week earlier than expected; portable versions still due in October.
We get to try the latest version of EA's upcoming PSP fighter.
Comic vets Mark Millar and Terry Dodson contribute to upcoming superhero-themed fighter.
EA shows off an updated version of its upcoming 3D fighting game.
Marvel and EA team up to deliver superhero fighting on multiple platforms.
We talk to EA on the eve of the official announcement of its upcoming fighter set to feature Marvel Comics characters.
An interview with writer Greg Pak identifies the comic-book publisher project as "Marvel Nemesis: The Imperfects"; discusses plot details.
EA and Marvel Enterprises announce a deal that will see Marvel superheroes battling new EA heroes in upcoming fighting games.
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