The Next Disney and Marvel Games Showcase Should Learn an Important Lesson From PlayStation, Nintendo

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Disney just released its Disney and Marvel Games Showcase, providing fans with information on games related to tons of different products under the company's umbrella, but its pacing was off, unlike longstanding game presentations like Nintendo Directs. The contents of the show had plenty of variety, ranging from new features coming to Disney Dreamlight Valley to brand-new titles including Tron: Identity and Disney Illusion Island. A few big titles like Marvel's Spider-Man 2 may not have been there, but it still had a fair bit to offer. Still, the Disney and Marvel Games Showcase suffered slightly from the way its information was presented.

The Disney and Marvel Games Showcase was only about 23 minutes long, but it packed lots of announcements, updates, and footage into that time. Disney fans may have appreciated seeing so much coverage in so little time, but ultimately it likely wasn't the best way to present so much content, since it didn't give all of Disney's video game projects time to shine; instead, only a handful of games got the chance to stand out. The next Disney and Marvel Games Showcase needs to imitate Nintendo Directs, State of Plays, and other frequent game presentations by giving every game room to breathe in one way or another.

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A few games like Marvel's Midnight Suns andAvatar: Reckoning got a reasonable amount of time at the presentation, spending a couple minutes unveiling footage or discussing features. Others, however, weren't so lucky. The presentation sometimes only spent a few seconds covering an announcement, such as the fleeting reveal that a classic Gargoyles video game was getting a remaster. Similarly, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora only got a brief