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But the one that I have not that I’m dying to play is Rogue from X-Men. “I’ve gotten to play the live version of a lot of my favorite comic book characters, so I’m very lucky. Palicki revealed she has already had the chance to bring "a lot of favorite comic book characters" to live-action, but she would love to play X-Men hero Rogue: Agents of SHIELD Star Reveals MCU Future Hopesĭuring a Q&A on 's Instagram story, Agents of SHIELD's Bobbi Morse actress Adrianne Palicki was asked if there is any character she'd like to bring to live-action. While the chances of them reprising their roles remain uncertain, another Agents of SHIELD actress has shared her hopes for a future in the MCU. But still, many cast members from Agents of SHIELD - including the stars behind Simmons, Quake, and Deathlok - have shared their interest in returning to their roles for future projects. Since the closure of these series, the actors and creatives have begun to move on to new things, including different roles in the MCU. Since December, both Daredevil and Kingpin have returned to the MCU under Marvel Studios and the former Netflix series, along with the SHIELD spin-off, have made the jump to Disney+.
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"Our lineup for the next generation will easily be the biggest, strongest, and most exciting one in Activision's history," he told analysts.Although two years have now passed since the era of Marvel TV came to an end with the finale of Agents of SHIELD in 2020, there has been something of a resurgence in the last year. However, not even the most ironclad nondisclosure agreement could dampen Doornink's characteristic corporate bravado. Continued Doornink, "We can't publicly announce our titles, but we are excited at what we see that the technology offers." Presumably, the executive was obliquely referring to the next-gen Xbox, which Microsoft chairman Bill Gates accidentally confirmed is coming in 2005. "Excitement is building around the introduction of the next-generation consoles, the first of which could launch as early as this year-end," he said. Speaking of next generation, Doornink did address Activision's next-generation plans, albeit in very vague terms. A June 2004 job listing for "Xbox 2 Console Engine Programmer" on Neversoft's Web site also implied the mystery game would be for next-generation consoles, since it mentioned there were "some other ideas" that the Tony Hawk developer "want to bring to life."
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Last July, the CEO boasted that the game will be "the biggest game of next year," even though the company still refuses to reveal its title. "During the quarter, we plan to release games based on two new intellectual properties: The Movies and the new Neversoft title."Įver since its existence was first revealed, the unnamed game from Activision-owned-studio Neversoft has been talked up, primarily by Doornink. Doornink also mentioned that The Movies, the long-delayed entertainment-mogul-simulation game from Peter Molyneux, would be released for the holidays, as it was supposed to be last year. Given the time frame, the Raven-developed, Doom 3-engine-based shooter will arrive almost exactly one year after Half-Life 2, the current top-selling shooter for the PC.įor younger gamers, the big news is that Activision is readying a new game based on the popular Shrek films.
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The games' existences were first revealed last summer and fall.įor PC gamers, the biggest news was that the long-awaited next installment in the Quake franchise will indeed arrive in 2005. Though Call of Duty 2 has been slated for fall for some time, previously, X-Men Legends II, True Crime 2, and Tony Hawk's Underground 3 were expected only sometime during Activision's fiscal year 2006 (April 2005 to March 2006). With that statement, the CEO put a release window on the next installments in Activison's premier franchises. Each of these franchises is targeted at a different consumer." "In the third quarter, we plan to release our strongest and most diverse lineup ever-specifically, brand-new games for Tony Hawk, Call of Duty, X-Men, True Crime, Quake, and Shrek. Speaking to analysts, Doornink outlined Activision's plans for its third fiscal quarter, which will run from October to December 2005. And in so doing so, he revealed Activison's lineup for the 2005 holiday season, a roster that will make the company a formidable adversary to its rival publishers. As part of Activision's earnings call today, CEO and president Ronald Doornink answered the customary questions from game industry analysts.