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EA's cancelled Black Panther game, developed by Cliffhanger Studios, was set to feature an evolved Nemesis System inspired by Shadow of Mordor, with playable heroes and Skrull enemies, but was ultimately shelved after nearly four years of development due to strategic shifts and development challenges. Meanwhile, EA still plans an Iron Man game, and other Black Panther projects are ongoing.
EA canceled Cliffhanger's Black Panther game, which was in development for four years and was set to build upon the patented Nemesis System, due to high costs, slow progress, and corporate decisions, despite the game's innovative potential and staff efforts.
EA canceled the Black Panther game developed by Cliffhanger Games, which was set to feature an expanded Nemesis System involving dynamic enemies and Skrulls, leaving fans and developers disappointed.
EA's canceled Black Panther game, developed by Cliffhanger Games, was in early development with a story featuring the Skrull and a Nemesis-like system, but was abruptly canceled after several years of prototyping, leading to studio closure and layoffs.
EA has canceled its highly anticipated Black Panther game developed by Cliffhanger, leading to emotional reactions from the team who described it as ambitious and beautiful. The cancellation is part of EA's broader restructuring and focus on key franchises, resulting in layoffs and studio closures, with developers expressing disappointment and hope for future opportunities.
Electronic Arts has canceled its Black Panther game and shut down developer Cliffhanger Games as part of a strategic shift to focus on other successful franchises like Battlefield, The Sims, Skate, and Apex Legends. The Black Panther project, announced in 2023 and developed by Cliffhanger Games, was intended to be an original third-person single-player experience set in Wakanda. EA's decision affects staff and reflects broader changes within the company's gaming portfolio, including layoffs and project cancellations.
EA has canceled its single-player Black Panther game and closed Cliffhanger Games, leading to layoffs. The move is part of EA's strategy to focus on its core franchises like Battlefield, The Sims, Skate, and Apex Legends, while continuing investments in other projects like Iron Man and Star Wars: Jedi. The cancellation follows EA's shift away from licensed IPs and recent layoffs across various divisions.
EA has canceled its Black Panther video game, leading to the shutdown of Cliffhanger Studios, which was developing the game in collaboration with Marvel Studios. The cancellation follows recent layoffs and organizational changes at EA, but the Black Panther character may still appear in other Marvel-related projects like Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra. The game was part of a three-title partnership between EA and Marvel announced in 2022.
EA has canceled its in-development Black Panther game and shut down Cliffhanger Studios, citing a focus on growth opportunities, resulting in layoffs of staff across mobile and central teams, with the company attempting to reassign affected employees. The game, announced in 2023, was a third-person single-player title, but details remained scarce, and Marvel has not commented on the cancellation.
Electronic Arts has canceled its Black Panther game and shut down Cliffhanger Games as part of a broader restructuring effort, which includes layoffs and a focus on key franchises like Battlefield, The Sims, Skate, and Apex Legends. The company aims to concentrate on its most promising projects and continues to support its existing Marvel partnerships, despite recent setbacks.