The Rumored Iron Man Game Needs Anthem's Flight Mechanics

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Following the unparalleled success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it is not surprising that AAA Marvel games are becoming more common. Insomniac got the ball rolling with the excellent Marvel’s Spider-Man, and while Marvel’s Avengers was divisive, Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy turned out to be a memorable game. With a Marvel game from Skydance in the works alongside Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and Marvel’s Wolverine from Insomniac, the future is looking bright.

However, if rumors are to be believed, then two Marvel titles from EA are supposedly in the works as well. The first is a Black Panther game, a project that was recently discussed by industry insider Jeff Grubb. Afterwards, the prominent leaker Tom Henderson revealed that EA could also be working on anIron Man game, though they did warn that they are not fully confident in the information and are waiting for confirmation. If this game does happen, though, Anthem is an EA title that should undoubtedly serve as an inspiration for Iron Man’s flight mechanics.

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Despite Anthem 2.0’s disappointing cancelation, some look back on the game fondly due to its strong core gameplay. The Javelin abilities were fun to use even with the game's poor enemy variety, and while Anthem's world was largely empty, traversing it was a joy. Buttery smooth flight mechanics were the reason for this, as zooming through the air simply felt right. There was plenty of weight to the player character, but they still controlled very well since players were able to stop in the air or turn with ease.

The raw speed is something that a solo Iron Man game absolutely needs to capture. Speeding through the sky in a flashy suit of armor is a huge draw of the