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Promise to Kill DEI, and Trump’s FCC Will Approve Anything. Verizon's $20 billion deal to buy Frontier got approved once the company agreed to end DEI programs.

Any time a major acquisition occurs, it’s standard for regulatory agencies to want to secure some promises before giving it the green light. Verizon’s recently approved purchase of Frontier Communications for billion is no exception, but the concessions that Brendan Carr, Donald Trump’s pick to head the Federal Communications Commission, was able to secure are a little… different. Carr gave the green light to consolidate the industry once Verizon promised it would stop caring about workforce diversity.

In a statement announcing approval of the merger, which will see Verizon take over Frontier’s million broadband subscribers and its sizable fiber optic network, Carr revealed that his support came after Verizon “committed to ending DEI-related practices.” DEI programs have been something of a bugaboo for Carr ever since he took over the agency, as it has for basically every part of the Trump administration. One of Carr’s early actions as head of the regulatory agency was to launch a probe into Verizon’s diversity, equity, and inclusion polices.

In a letter announcing the investigation, Carr explicitly tied the whole ordeal to Verizon’s then-ongoing attempt to acquire Frontier. “In order to aid the FCC’s resolution of these matters, please reach out to the agency personnel that have been working on Verizon’s pending transactions at the FCC,” he wrote. “They are the FCC personnel most familiar with Verizon’s operations due to their merger review activity.” While Carr didn’t outright say “promise to kill off your DEI initiatives and we’ll push this thing through,” that does seem to be what happened. He did make it clear in an interview with Bloomberg that this was going to be his M.O. “Any businesses that are looking for FCC approval, I would encourage them to get busy ending any sort of their invidious forms of DEI discrimination,” Carr he told the publication in March. Verizon isn’t the only company to get what it wants by agreeing to axe DEI programs. T-Mobile was able to get a deal with fiber provider Lumos approved by the FCC after it got rid of a page on its website promoting its DEI efforts. Paramount, which is in the process of trying to complete a merger with Skydance and needs FCC sign-off, told staff it would end its own DEI policies in order to acquiesce to the demands of the Trump administration.

So, if you have any business in front of the Trump administration, don’t worry about whether your deal might result in market consolidation that may ultimately harm consumers. No one is looking into any of that. Just make sure you are willing to hire some white guys so people like Brendan Carr can finally see people who look like him working in these industries.
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Promise to Kill DEI, and Trump’s FCC Will Approve Anything. Verizon's $20 billion deal to buy Frontier got approved once the company agreed to end DEI programs.
Any time a major acquisition occurs, it’s standard for regulatory agencies to want to secure some promises before giving it the green light. Verizon’s recently approved purchase of Frontier Communications for billion is no exception, but the concessions that Brendan Carr, Donald Trump’s pick to head the Federal Communications Commission, was able to secure are a little… different. Carr gave the green light to consolidate the industry once Verizon promised it would stop caring about workforce diversity. In a statement announcing approval of the merger, which will see Verizon take over Frontier’s million broadband subscribers and its sizable fiber optic network, Carr revealed that his support came after Verizon “committed to ending DEI-related practices.” DEI programs have been something of a bugaboo for Carr ever since he took over the agency, as it has for basically every part of the Trump administration. One of Carr’s early actions as head of the regulatory agency was to launch a probe into Verizon’s diversity, equity, and inclusion polices. In a letter announcing the investigation, Carr explicitly tied the whole ordeal to Verizon’s then-ongoing attempt to acquire Frontier. “In order to aid the FCC’s resolution of these matters, please reach out to the agency personnel that have been working on Verizon’s pending transactions at the FCC,” he wrote. “They are the FCC personnel most familiar with Verizon’s operations due to their merger review activity.” While Carr didn’t outright say “promise to kill off your DEI initiatives and we’ll push this thing through,” that does seem to be what happened. He did make it clear in an interview with Bloomberg that this was going to be his M.O. “Any businesses that are looking for FCC approval, I would encourage them to get busy ending any sort of their invidious forms of DEI discrimination,” Carr he told the publication in March. Verizon isn’t the only company to get what it wants by agreeing to axe DEI programs. T-Mobile was able to get a deal with fiber provider Lumos approved by the FCC after it got rid of a page on its website promoting its DEI efforts. Paramount, which is in the process of trying to complete a merger with Skydance and needs FCC sign-off, told staff it would end its own DEI policies in order to acquiesce to the demands of the Trump administration. So, if you have any business in front of the Trump administration, don’t worry about whether your deal might result in market consolidation that may ultimately harm consumers. No one is looking into any of that. Just make sure you are willing to hire some white guys so people like Brendan Carr can finally see people who look like him working in these industries. #promise #kill #dei #trumps #fcc

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Promise to Kill DEI, and Trump’s FCC Will Approve Anything. Verizon's $20 billion deal to buy Frontier got approved once the company agreed to end DEI programs.

Any time a major acquisition occurs, it’s standard for regulatory agencies to want to secure some promises before giving it the green light. Verizon’s recently approved purchase of Frontier Communications for $20 billion is no exception, but the concessions that Brendan Carr, Donald Trump’s pick to head the Federal Communications Commission, was able to secure are a little… different. Carr gave the green light to consolidate the industry once Verizon promised it would stop caring about workforce diversity. In a statement announcing approval of the merger, which will see Verizon take over Frontier’s million broadband subscribers and its sizable fiber optic network, Carr revealed that his support came after Verizon “committed to ending DEI-related practices.” DEI programs have been something of a bugaboo for Carr ever since he took over the agency, as it has for basically every part of the Trump administration. One of Carr’s early actions as head of the regulatory agency was to launch a probe into Verizon’s diversity, equity, and inclusion polices. In a letter announcing the investigation, Carr explicitly tied the whole ordeal to Verizon’s then-ongoing attempt to acquire Frontier. “In order to aid the FCC’s resolution of these matters, please reach out to the agency personnel that have been working on Verizon’s pending transactions at the FCC,” he wrote. “They are the FCC personnel most familiar with Verizon’s operations due to their merger review activity.” While Carr didn’t outright say “promise to kill off your DEI initiatives and we’ll push this thing through,” that does seem to be what happened. He did make it clear in an interview with Bloomberg that this was going to be his M.O. “Any businesses that are looking for FCC approval, I would encourage them to get busy ending any sort of their invidious forms of DEI discrimination,” Carr he told the publication in March. Verizon isn’t the only company to get what it wants by agreeing to axe DEI programs. T-Mobile was able to get a deal with fiber provider Lumos approved by the FCC after it got rid of a page on its website promoting its DEI efforts. Paramount, which is in the process of trying to complete a merger with Skydance and needs FCC sign-off, told staff it would end its own DEI policies in order to acquiesce to the demands of the Trump administration. So, if you have any business in front of the Trump administration, don’t worry about whether your deal might result in market consolidation that may ultimately harm consumers. No one is looking into any of that. Just make sure you are willing to hire some white guys so people like Brendan Carr can finally see people who look like him working in these industries.

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‘The Final Reckoning’ Review: Great Stunts, Messy Script

Wing walking is an art older than sound cinema. Before movies included spoken dialogue, they were already filled with daredevils who risked — and sometimes lost — their lives performing incredible feats in and on top of airplanes. So when producer/star Tom Cruise and producer/co-writer/director Christopher McQuarrie turned the climax of Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning into maybe the greatest display of wing walking and aerial stunt work in the last 50 years, that’s wasn’t a haphazard choice. It was a decision designed to further the mission of this franchise for the last three decades: To thrill moviegoers with old-fashioned Hollywood spectacle on the grandest scale possible.It’s impossible for me to give a negative review to a movie with a climax as good as the one that concludes The Final Reckoning; Cruise hanging off a biplane hundreds of feet in the air is more than worth the price of admission all by itself. But it’s also possible that the rest of The Final Reckoning is a mess, and ranks near the bottom of this long-running franchise.Mission: Impossible - The Final ReckoningParamount Pictures and Skydanceloading...It’s not just that its story is a confusing jumble, although that is also true. Some of the script’s problems are even more fundamental than that. I do not understand, for instance, how filmmakers of McQuarrie and Cruise’s expertise and experience could make a movie that never explains why one of its key characters spends almost all of his scenes in an underground hospital. Is this person dying? Can they be cured? Despite a runtime of 170 minutes, The Final Reckoning can’t find room to answer those basic questions.That decision is all the more baffling because that same character looked completely fine when they last appeared in the previous Mission: Impossible, 2023’s Dead Reckoning — Part One. The Final Reckoning establishes that two months have passed since the events of the prior film, and while this movie does continue its central conflict, with Cruise’s super spy Ethan Hunt fighting a rogue AI known as “The Entity,” some of The Final Reckoning’s twists feel oddly disconnected from its predecessor .The same pattern repeats a couple times; Ethan gets knocked out in one glamorous location and wakes up in another. Gabriel drops Ethan in an inescapable trap in order to force him to do something against his will. Ethan wriggles free, only to find Gabriel has an even more elaborate backup plan waiting for him.Cut to: More running, more chasing, more hazy alliances between assorted members of an enormous cast that includes longtime players Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg, and Henry Czerny, relative newcomers Hayley Atwell and Pom Klementieff, and total neophytes like Ted Lasso’s Hannah Waddingham as an Naval officer and Parks and Recreation’s Nick Offerman as the Secretary of Defense. The whiplash between locations, the bewildering web of character loyalties — some people want to control the Entity, some want to destroy it — is such a muddle I started to wonder whether Ethan was trapped inside an impressive but not wholly convincing computer simulation of reality he would eventually recognize and escape in true impossible mission fashion.Mission: Impossible - The Final ReckoningParamountloading...No such luck. To be sure, when The Final Reckoning finally puts all its pieces in place, it quite literally flies. But there also some truly clunky exchanges — something that has never been the case in the Mission: Impossible franchise before, especially since McQuarrie took over as writer and director with 2015’s Rogue Nation. That includes way too many self-congratulatory Easter eggs from throughout the history of the franchise. The callbacks include multiple clip montages, surprise cameos, and totally unnecessary explanations of unresolved Mission plot threads. Even the date of the first Mission: Impossible’s premiere becomes an crucial plot point.I love these movies as much as anyone on the planet; I’ve seen every single one in a theater, most multiple times. A few of the references made me smile; most felt indicative of a film that’s a bit too clever for its own good. Every single thing in every single movie does not needs to connect to everything else.Mission: Impossible - The Final ReckoningParamountloading...The spectacular aerial climax is one of four do-or-die missions all happening simultaneously in The Final Reckoning’s final minutes. While I appreciated the attempt to top every previous world-saving effort — and Cruise’s commitment to these movies is beyond reproach — I also found myself a little disappointed every time McQuarrie cut away from him dangling off that biplane. The other characters don’t add more tension; they distract from the main event. The old masters of early movie stunts who Cruise and McQuarrie so obviously admire knew that sometimes simpler was better.Additional Thoughts:-Flashbacks sprinkled throughout Dead Reckoning established that Gabriel played a role in a mysterious tragedy that led Ethan to join the IMF. In these flashbacks, Esai Morales appeared as a young man, presumably de-aged using digital technology. The Final Reckoning doesn’t really pay off this subplotbut in the brief snippets that do appear in The Final Reckoning, Cruise’s face is never shown. The “young“ Ethan Hunt only appears from behind or in shadow. In a movie all about Ethan Hunt trying to destroy a truth-manipulating computer that can alter reality, that feels notable.-Also notable: Ethan Hunt wants to destroy the Entity, but because the Entity has infiltrated every corner of cyberspace, that means Tom Cruise may have to destroy the entire internet in the process.RATING: 6/10Guilty Pleasure Movies From the ’90sThese ’90s films do not have good reputations. Most are cheesy and a few are really dated. We love them anyway.
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‘The Final Reckoning’ Review: Great Stunts, Messy Script
Wing walking is an art older than sound cinema. Before movies included spoken dialogue, they were already filled with daredevils who risked — and sometimes lost — their lives performing incredible feats in and on top of airplanes. So when producer/star Tom Cruise and producer/co-writer/director Christopher McQuarrie turned the climax of Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning into maybe the greatest display of wing walking and aerial stunt work in the last 50 years, that’s wasn’t a haphazard choice. It was a decision designed to further the mission of this franchise for the last three decades: To thrill moviegoers with old-fashioned Hollywood spectacle on the grandest scale possible.It’s impossible for me to give a negative review to a movie with a climax as good as the one that concludes The Final Reckoning; Cruise hanging off a biplane hundreds of feet in the air is more than worth the price of admission all by itself. But it’s also possible that the rest of The Final Reckoning is a mess, and ranks near the bottom of this long-running franchise.Mission: Impossible - The Final ReckoningParamount Pictures and Skydanceloading...It’s not just that its story is a confusing jumble, although that is also true. Some of the script’s problems are even more fundamental than that. I do not understand, for instance, how filmmakers of McQuarrie and Cruise’s expertise and experience could make a movie that never explains why one of its key characters spends almost all of his scenes in an underground hospital. Is this person dying? Can they be cured? Despite a runtime of 170 minutes, The Final Reckoning can’t find room to answer those basic questions.That decision is all the more baffling because that same character looked completely fine when they last appeared in the previous Mission: Impossible, 2023’s Dead Reckoning — Part One. The Final Reckoning establishes that two months have passed since the events of the prior film, and while this movie does continue its central conflict, with Cruise’s super spy Ethan Hunt fighting a rogue AI known as “The Entity,” some of The Final Reckoning’s twists feel oddly disconnected from its predecessor .The same pattern repeats a couple times; Ethan gets knocked out in one glamorous location and wakes up in another. Gabriel drops Ethan in an inescapable trap in order to force him to do something against his will. Ethan wriggles free, only to find Gabriel has an even more elaborate backup plan waiting for him.Cut to: More running, more chasing, more hazy alliances between assorted members of an enormous cast that includes longtime players Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg, and Henry Czerny, relative newcomers Hayley Atwell and Pom Klementieff, and total neophytes like Ted Lasso’s Hannah Waddingham as an Naval officer and Parks and Recreation’s Nick Offerman as the Secretary of Defense. The whiplash between locations, the bewildering web of character loyalties — some people want to control the Entity, some want to destroy it — is such a muddle I started to wonder whether Ethan was trapped inside an impressive but not wholly convincing computer simulation of reality he would eventually recognize and escape in true impossible mission fashion.Mission: Impossible - The Final ReckoningParamountloading...No such luck. To be sure, when The Final Reckoning finally puts all its pieces in place, it quite literally flies. But there also some truly clunky exchanges — something that has never been the case in the Mission: Impossible franchise before, especially since McQuarrie took over as writer and director with 2015’s Rogue Nation. That includes way too many self-congratulatory Easter eggs from throughout the history of the franchise. The callbacks include multiple clip montages, surprise cameos, and totally unnecessary explanations of unresolved Mission plot threads. Even the date of the first Mission: Impossible’s premiere becomes an crucial plot point.I love these movies as much as anyone on the planet; I’ve seen every single one in a theater, most multiple times. A few of the references made me smile; most felt indicative of a film that’s a bit too clever for its own good. Every single thing in every single movie does not needs to connect to everything else.Mission: Impossible - The Final ReckoningParamountloading...The spectacular aerial climax is one of four do-or-die missions all happening simultaneously in The Final Reckoning’s final minutes. While I appreciated the attempt to top every previous world-saving effort — and Cruise’s commitment to these movies is beyond reproach — I also found myself a little disappointed every time McQuarrie cut away from him dangling off that biplane. The other characters don’t add more tension; they distract from the main event. The old masters of early movie stunts who Cruise and McQuarrie so obviously admire knew that sometimes simpler was better.Additional Thoughts:-Flashbacks sprinkled throughout Dead Reckoning established that Gabriel played a role in a mysterious tragedy that led Ethan to join the IMF. In these flashbacks, Esai Morales appeared as a young man, presumably de-aged using digital technology. The Final Reckoning doesn’t really pay off this subplotbut in the brief snippets that do appear in The Final Reckoning, Cruise’s face is never shown. The “young“ Ethan Hunt only appears from behind or in shadow. In a movie all about Ethan Hunt trying to destroy a truth-manipulating computer that can alter reality, that feels notable.-Also notable: Ethan Hunt wants to destroy the Entity, but because the Entity has infiltrated every corner of cyberspace, that means Tom Cruise may have to destroy the entire internet in the process.RATING: 6/10Guilty Pleasure Movies From the ’90sThese ’90s films do not have good reputations. Most are cheesy and a few are really dated. We love them anyway. #final #reckoning #review #great #stunts

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‘The Final Reckoning’ Review: Great Stunts, Messy Script

Wing walking is an art older than sound cinema. Before movies included spoken dialogue, they were already filled with daredevils who risked — and sometimes lost — their lives performing incredible feats in and on top of airplanes. So when producer/star Tom Cruise and producer/co-writer/director Christopher McQuarrie turned the climax of Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning into maybe the greatest display of wing walking and aerial stunt work in the last 50 years, that’s wasn’t a haphazard choice. It was a decision designed to further the mission of this franchise for the last three decades: To thrill moviegoers with old-fashioned Hollywood spectacle on the grandest scale possible.It’s impossible for me to give a negative review to a movie with a climax as good as the one that concludes The Final Reckoning; Cruise hanging off a biplane hundreds of feet in the air is more than worth the price of admission all by itself. But it’s also possible that the rest of The Final Reckoning is a mess, and ranks near the bottom of this long-running franchise.Mission: Impossible - The Final ReckoningParamount Pictures and Skydanceloading...It’s not just that its story is a confusing jumble, although that is also true. Some of the script’s problems are even more fundamental than that. I do not understand, for instance, how filmmakers of McQuarrie and Cruise’s expertise and experience could make a movie that never explains why one of its key characters spends almost all of his scenes in an underground hospital. Is this person dying? Can they be cured? Despite a runtime of 170 minutes, The Final Reckoning can’t find room to answer those basic questions.That decision is all the more baffling because that same character looked completely fine when they last appeared in the previous Mission: Impossible, 2023’s Dead Reckoning — Part One. The Final Reckoning establishes that two months have passed since the events of the prior film, and while this movie does continue its central conflict, with Cruise’s super spy Ethan Hunt fighting a rogue AI known as “The Entity,” some of The Final Reckoning’s twists feel oddly disconnected from its predecessor (like afflicting a previously healthyDead Reckoning and went back to square one in the middle of shooting — which, to be fair, would be an extremely Ethan Hunt thing to do.Mission: Impossible - The Final ReckoningParamountloading...Of course, Ethan Hunt would have pulled off that kind of on-the-fly salvage operation without breaking a sweat. The Final Reckoning opens with a jarring series of scenes that awkwardly reestablish its key heroes and villains. While the Entity spreads its truth-altering tentacles throughout the internet, Ethan races to rescue various members of his Impossible Mission Force from the computer’s fiendish emissary Gabriel (Esai Morales).The same pattern repeats a couple times; Ethan gets knocked out in one glamorous location and wakes up in another. Gabriel drops Ethan in an inescapable trap in order to force him to do something against his will. Ethan wriggles free, only to find Gabriel has an even more elaborate backup plan waiting for him. (I guess when you can consult a godlike computer, you’re prepared for every eventuality.)Cut to: More running, more chasing, more hazy alliances between assorted members of an enormous cast that includes longtime players Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg, and Henry Czerny, relative newcomers Hayley Atwell and Pom Klementieff, and total neophytes like Ted Lasso’s Hannah Waddingham as an Naval officer and Parks and Recreation’s Nick Offerman as the Secretary of Defense. The whiplash between locations, the bewildering web of character loyalties — some people want to control the Entity, some want to destroy it — is such a muddle I started to wonder whether Ethan was trapped inside an impressive but not wholly convincing computer simulation of reality he would eventually recognize and escape in true impossible mission fashion.Mission: Impossible - The Final ReckoningParamountloading...No such luck. To be sure, when The Final Reckoning finally puts all its pieces in place, it quite literally flies. But there also some truly clunky exchanges — something that has never been the case in the Mission: Impossible franchise before, especially since McQuarrie took over as writer and director with 2015’s Rogue Nation. That includes way too many self-congratulatory Easter eggs from throughout the history of the franchise. The callbacks include multiple clip montages, surprise cameos, and totally unnecessary explanations of unresolved Mission plot threads. Even the date of the first Mission: Impossible’s premiere becomes an crucial plot point.I love these movies as much as anyone on the planet; I’ve seen every single one in a theater, most multiple times. A few of the references made me smile; most felt indicative of a film that’s a bit too clever for its own good. Every single thing in every single movie does not needs to connect to everything else.Mission: Impossible - The Final ReckoningParamountloading...The spectacular aerial climax is one of four do-or-die missions all happening simultaneously in The Final Reckoning’s final minutes. While I appreciated the attempt to top every previous world-saving effort — and Cruise’s commitment to these movies is beyond reproach — I also found myself a little disappointed every time McQuarrie cut away from him dangling off that biplane. The other characters don’t add more tension; they distract from the main event. The old masters of early movie stunts who Cruise and McQuarrie so obviously admire knew that sometimes simpler was better.Additional Thoughts:-Flashbacks sprinkled throughout Dead Reckoning established that Gabriel played a role in a mysterious tragedy that led Ethan to join the IMF. In these flashbacks, Esai Morales appeared as a young man, presumably de-aged using digital technology. The Final Reckoning doesn’t really pay off this subplot (yet another element from the last film that gets dropped) but in the brief snippets that do appear in The Final Reckoning, Cruise’s face is never shown. The “young“ Ethan Hunt only appears from behind or in shadow. In a movie all about Ethan Hunt trying to destroy a truth-manipulating computer that can alter reality, that feels notable.-Also notable: Ethan Hunt wants to destroy the Entity, but because the Entity has infiltrated every corner of cyberspace, that means Tom Cruise may have to destroy the entire internet in the process.RATING: 6/10Guilty Pleasure Movies From the ’90sThese ’90s films do not have good reputations. Most are cheesy and a few are really dated. We love them anyway.

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Iron Man game details leaked by EA as Marvel 1943: Rise Of Hydra delayed

Iron Man is still yet to be shownA major Marvel title has been delayed to next year, as details emerge around EA’s upcoming Iron Man game via a job listing.
It’s easy to forget about the huge number of Marvel games in development, as there are so few tangible details about any of them.
Beyond Insomniac’s Wolverine, we have a standalone Black Panther game from Cliffhanger Games, an Iron Man title from EA Motive, Arkane Lyon’s Blade, throwback brawler Marvel Cosmic Invasion, and Marvel 1943: Rise Of Hydra from Uncharted director Amy Hennig.
While the latter was due to be released later this year, developer Skydance New Media has announced it has now been delayed to early 2026.
‘Taking this additional time will allow us to add more polish, and make sure we give you the best possible experience, and one that lives up to our vision,’ read the brief statement from Skydance Games. ‘We have some exciting things in store and look forward to sharing more soon!’
A trailer for Marvel 1943: Rise Of Hydra was released last year. The action game will revolve around four heroes, namely Captain America, Black Panther, Howling Commandos member Gabriel Jones, and Wakandan leader Nanali, in an original story.
Considering we haven’t seen any gameplay from the project yet, the delay isn’t exactly surprising. A 2026 launch could benefit the game timing wise too, as it might get a bump from the release of crossover film Avengers: Doomsday in May next year.
However, that does start to stray perilously close to the release date of GTA 6, which is currently set for May 26.
Beyond Marvel: 1943: Rise Of Hydra, a job listing for EA Motive’s Iron Man has outed new details about the single-player action game.
As noted in the level designer advert, EA Motive is looking for someone who can ‘design and build major single-player levels, within the project’s creative constraints’.

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While it isn’t stated explicitly, this description suggests the game could be level-based. However, a prior job listing on the same game described it as an ‘open world action adventure AAA title’, so it’s unclear if plans have changed, or if it’s simply referring to levels within the open world.
The listing also calls for ‘experience in single-player action RPG games’, which is the first mention we’ve had of any role-playing mechanicsEmail gamecentral@metro.co.uk, leave a comment below, follow us on Twitter, and sign-up to our newsletter.
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Iron Man game details leaked by EA as Marvel 1943: Rise Of Hydra delayed
Iron Man is still yet to be shownA major Marvel title has been delayed to next year, as details emerge around EA’s upcoming Iron Man game via a job listing. It’s easy to forget about the huge number of Marvel games in development, as there are so few tangible details about any of them. Beyond Insomniac’s Wolverine, we have a standalone Black Panther game from Cliffhanger Games, an Iron Man title from EA Motive, Arkane Lyon’s Blade, throwback brawler Marvel Cosmic Invasion, and Marvel 1943: Rise Of Hydra from Uncharted director Amy Hennig. While the latter was due to be released later this year, developer Skydance New Media has announced it has now been delayed to early 2026. ‘Taking this additional time will allow us to add more polish, and make sure we give you the best possible experience, and one that lives up to our vision,’ read the brief statement from Skydance Games. ‘We have some exciting things in store and look forward to sharing more soon!’ A trailer for Marvel 1943: Rise Of Hydra was released last year. The action game will revolve around four heroes, namely Captain America, Black Panther, Howling Commandos member Gabriel Jones, and Wakandan leader Nanali, in an original story. Considering we haven’t seen any gameplay from the project yet, the delay isn’t exactly surprising. A 2026 launch could benefit the game timing wise too, as it might get a bump from the release of crossover film Avengers: Doomsday in May next year. However, that does start to stray perilously close to the release date of GTA 6, which is currently set for May 26. Beyond Marvel: 1943: Rise Of Hydra, a job listing for EA Motive’s Iron Man has outed new details about the single-player action game. As noted in the level designer advert, EA Motive is looking for someone who can ‘design and build major single-player levels, within the project’s creative constraints’. More Trending While it isn’t stated explicitly, this description suggests the game could be level-based. However, a prior job listing on the same game described it as an ‘open world action adventure AAA title’, so it’s unclear if plans have changed, or if it’s simply referring to levels within the open world. The listing also calls for ‘experience in single-player action RPG games’, which is the first mention we’ve had of any role-playing mechanicsEmail gamecentral@metro.co.uk, leave a comment below, follow us on Twitter, and sign-up to our newsletter. To submit Inbox letters and Reader’s Features more easily, without the need to send an email, just use our Submit Stuff page here. For more stories like this, check our Gaming page. GameCentral Sign up for exclusive analysis, latest releases, and bonus community content. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Your information will be used in line with our Privacy Policy #iron #man #game #details #leaked

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Iron Man game details leaked by EA as Marvel 1943: Rise Of Hydra delayed

Iron Man is still yet to be shown (EA) A major Marvel title has been delayed to next year, as details emerge around EA’s upcoming Iron Man game via a job listing. It’s easy to forget about the huge number of Marvel games in development, as there are so few tangible details about any of them. Beyond Insomniac’s Wolverine, we have a standalone Black Panther game from Cliffhanger Games, an Iron Man title from EA Motive, Arkane Lyon’s Blade, throwback brawler Marvel Cosmic Invasion, and Marvel 1943: Rise Of Hydra from Uncharted director Amy Hennig. While the latter was due to be released later this year, developer Skydance New Media has announced it has now been delayed to early 2026. ‘Taking this additional time will allow us to add more polish, and make sure we give you the best possible experience, and one that lives up to our vision,’ read the brief statement from Skydance Games. ‘We have some exciting things in store and look forward to sharing more soon!’ A trailer for Marvel 1943: Rise Of Hydra was released last year. The action game will revolve around four heroes, namely Captain America, Black Panther, Howling Commandos member Gabriel Jones, and Wakandan leader Nanali, in an original story. Considering we haven’t seen any gameplay from the project yet, the delay isn’t exactly surprising. A 2026 launch could benefit the game timing wise too, as it might get a bump from the release of crossover film Avengers: Doomsday in May next year. However, that does start to stray perilously close to the release date of GTA 6, which is currently set for May 26. Beyond Marvel: 1943: Rise Of Hydra, a job listing for EA Motive’s Iron Man has outed new details about the single-player action game. As noted in the level designer advert, EA Motive is looking for someone who can ‘design and build major single-player levels, within the project’s creative constraints’. More Trending While it isn’t stated explicitly, this description suggests the game could be level-based. However, a prior job listing on the same game described it as an ‘open world action adventure AAA title’, so it’s unclear if plans have changed, or if it’s simply referring to levels within the open world. The listing also calls for ‘experience in single-player action RPG games’, which is the first mention we’ve had of any role-playing mechanics (even if it will likely just mean some sort of skill tree. Development on Iron Man is being led by Olivier Proulx, who previously worked on the acclaimed Guardians Of The Galaxy game for Square Enix. No footage has been shown, yet but the studio apparently hit a ‘major internal milestone’ on the project last year. With so many unknowns, we could hear more about both projects at Summer Game Fest on June 6, 2025. However, EA Motive is also working on the next Battlefield, which is set to launch before March 2026, so any news about Iron Man might be held back till after that. The Rise Of Hydra will have to wait (Skydance) Email gamecentral@metro.co.uk, leave a comment below, follow us on Twitter, and sign-up to our newsletter. To submit Inbox letters and Reader’s Features more easily, without the need to send an email, just use our Submit Stuff page here. For more stories like this, check our Gaming page. GameCentral Sign up for exclusive analysis, latest releases, and bonus community content. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Your information will be used in line with our Privacy Policy

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Amy Hennig's 'Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra' is delayed to 2026
The adventure game Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra has been delayed until 2026, according to a statement by publisher Skydance Games.
The title was supposed to come out sometime this year.
What's the reason for the delay? The publisher says it's to "add more polish," which is never a bad thing.
I'd rather a fully-finished game upon release than a buggy mess.
The company does say it'll be available in the early part of 2026, so that isn't too long to wait.
Still, it's disappointing news for eager Marvel fans.
Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra is a narrative-driven adventure game with four playable characters, including long-time icons like Black Panther and Captain America.
As the name suggests, it's set during World War II in occupied Paris.
It's being developed by Amy Hennig and her new studio, which is a subsidiary of Skydance.
If her name sounds familiar, that's because she's best known for being a creative director and writer at Naughty Dog.
Hennig was the lead writer on all three Uncharted games and was creative director for the Legacy of Kain franchise.
She's got a fantastic pedigree, so this new Marvel game could be a heavy hitter.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/amy-hennigs-marvel-1943-rise-of-hydra-is-delayed-to-2026-185945301.html?src=rss" style="color: #0066cc;">https://www.engadget.com/gaming/amy-hennigs-marvel-1943-rise-of-hydra-is-delayed-to-2026-185945301.html?src=rss
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Amy Hennig's 'Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra' is delayed to 2026
The adventure game Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra has been delayed until 2026, according to a statement by publisher Skydance Games. The title was supposed to come out sometime this year. What's the reason for the delay? The publisher says it's to "add more polish," which is never a bad thing. I'd rather a fully-finished game upon release than a buggy mess. The company does say it'll be available in the early part of 2026, so that isn't too long to wait. Still, it's disappointing news for eager Marvel fans. Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra is a narrative-driven adventure game with four playable characters, including long-time icons like Black Panther and Captain America. As the name suggests, it's set during World War II in occupied Paris. It's being developed by Amy Hennig and her new studio, which is a subsidiary of Skydance. If her name sounds familiar, that's because she's best known for being a creative director and writer at Naughty Dog. Hennig was the lead writer on all three Uncharted games and was creative director for the Legacy of Kain franchise. She's got a fantastic pedigree, so this new Marvel game could be a heavy hitter.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/amy-hennigs-marvel-1943-rise-of-hydra-is-delayed-to-2026-185945301.html?src=rss Source: https://www.engadget.com/gaming/amy-hennigs-marvel-1943-rise-of-hydra-is-delayed-to-2026-185945301.html?src=rss #amy #hennig039s #039marvel #rise #hydra039 #delayed

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Amy Hennig's 'Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra' is delayed to 2026

The adventure game Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra has been delayed until 2026, according to a statement by publisher Skydance Games. The title was supposed to come out sometime this year. What's the reason for the delay? The publisher says it's to "add more polish," which is never a bad thing. I'd rather a fully-finished game upon release than a buggy mess. The company does say it'll be available in the early part of 2026, so that isn't too long to wait. Still, it's disappointing news for eager Marvel fans. Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra is a narrative-driven adventure game with four playable characters, including long-time icons like Black Panther and Captain America. As the name suggests, it's set during World War II in occupied Paris. It's being developed by Amy Hennig and her new studio, which is a subsidiary of Skydance. If her name sounds familiar, that's because she's best known for being a creative director and writer at Naughty Dog. Hennig was the lead writer on all three Uncharted games and was creative director for the Legacy of Kain franchise. She's got a fantastic pedigree, so this new Marvel game could be a heavy hitter.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/amy-hennigs-marvel-1943-rise-of-hydra-is-delayed-to-2026-185945301.html?src=rss

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Skydance joins the delay train, pushing Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra to 2026
Skydance Games announced it's pushing Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra from a 2025 launch window to early 2026 to "polish" the title.Read More
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Skydance joins the delay train, pushing Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra to 2026
Skydance Games announced it's pushing Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra from a 2025 launch window to early 2026 to "polish" the title.Read More Source: https://venturebeat.com/games/skydance-joins-the-delay-train-pushing-marvel-1943-rise-of-hydra-to-2026/ #skydance #joins #the #delay #train #pushing #marvel #rise #hydra

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Skydance Games announced it's pushing Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra from a 2025 launch window to early 2026 to "polish" the title.Read More
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Skydance joins the delay train, pushing Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra to 2026
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Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra's release has been delayed to early next year, so Skydance can spend more time superpolishing it

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Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra's release has been delayed to early next year, so Skydance can spend more time superpolishing it
The studio's also teasing having "some exciting things in store" and says it'll start sharing soon.
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Published on May 13, 2025
We've not seen all that much about Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra since it broke cover at GDC last year, with both Marvel and Skydance New Media having generally elected to stay in their lairs working away, aside from a few interviews with its main scribe, former Uncharted writer Amy Hennig.
Now, we've gotten some news, in the form of the game being delayed into early 2026.
So, not the news folks who're keen to dive into the the action and fight the Hydra in 1940s Paris as Captain America or Black Panther were hoping for, but news nontheless.
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"We have an important update: Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra will now be launching in early 2026," reads a message from Marvel 1943's team put on on Skydance's socials.
"Taking this additional time will allow us to add more polish, and make sure we give you the best possible experience, and one that lives up to our vision," it continues, "We have some exciting things in store and look forward to sharing more soon!"
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Another game that may well have taken a bit of time to wait and see if GTA 6 would get its own delay - which it did - then picked a more firm launch point for its own game that's both better for it and comes with the bonus of not risking getting run over by Rockstar's behemoth.
We were intrigued by what we saw from the swanky Unreal Engine story trailer the Plaion-published game debuted with at its reveal last year, but that was before going a year and a bit without seeing any actual gameplay.
It could well still turn out to be a banger, though, especially given Hennig's pen credentials.
Are you keen to see what Rise of Hydra is like regardless of this delay? Let us know below!

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Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra's release has been delayed to early next year, so Skydance can spend more time superpolishing it
Back Into Hyding-ra Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra's release has been delayed to early next year, so Skydance can spend more time superpolishing it The studio's also teasing having "some exciting things in store" and says it'll start sharing soon. Image credit: Skydance New Media/Marvel News by Mark Warren Senior Staff Writer Published on May 13, 2025 We've not seen all that much about Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra since it broke cover at GDC last year, with both Marvel and Skydance New Media having generally elected to stay in their lairs working away, aside from a few interviews with its main scribe, former Uncharted writer Amy Hennig. Now, we've gotten some news, in the form of the game being delayed into early 2026. So, not the news folks who're keen to dive into the the action and fight the Hydra in 1940s Paris as Captain America or Black Panther were hoping for, but news nontheless. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. "We have an important update: Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra will now be launching in early 2026," reads a message from Marvel 1943's team put on on Skydance's socials. "Taking this additional time will allow us to add more polish, and make sure we give you the best possible experience, and one that lives up to our vision," it continues, "We have some exciting things in store and look forward to sharing more soon!" To see this content please enable targeting cookies. So, there you go. Another game that may well have taken a bit of time to wait and see if GTA 6 would get its own delay - which it did - then picked a more firm launch point for its own game that's both better for it and comes with the bonus of not risking getting run over by Rockstar's behemoth. We were intrigued by what we saw from the swanky Unreal Engine story trailer the Plaion-published game debuted with at its reveal last year, but that was before going a year and a bit without seeing any actual gameplay. It could well still turn out to be a banger, though, especially given Hennig's pen credentials. Are you keen to see what Rise of Hydra is like regardless of this delay? Let us know below! Source: https://www.vg247.com/marvel-1943-rise-of-hydra-release-delayed-to-early-next-year #marvel #rise #hydra039s #release #has #been #delayed #early #next #year #skydance #can #spend #more #time #superpolishing

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Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra's release has been delayed to early next year, so Skydance can spend more time superpolishing it

Back Into Hyding-ra Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra's release has been delayed to early next year, so Skydance can spend more time superpolishing it The studio's also teasing having "some exciting things in store" and says it'll start sharing soon. Image credit: Skydance New Media/Marvel News by Mark Warren Senior Staff Writer Published on May 13, 2025 We've not seen all that much about Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra since it broke cover at GDC last year, with both Marvel and Skydance New Media having generally elected to stay in their lairs working away, aside from a few interviews with its main scribe, former Uncharted writer Amy Hennig. Now, we've gotten some news, in the form of the game being delayed into early 2026. So, not the news folks who're keen to dive into the the action and fight the Hydra in 1940s Paris as Captain America or Black Panther were hoping for, but news nontheless. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. "We have an important update: Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra will now be launching in early 2026," reads a message from Marvel 1943's team put on on Skydance's socials. "Taking this additional time will allow us to add more polish, and make sure we give you the best possible experience, and one that lives up to our vision," it continues, "We have some exciting things in store and look forward to sharing more soon!" To see this content please enable targeting cookies. So, there you go. Another game that may well have taken a bit of time to wait and see if GTA 6 would get its own delay - which it did - then picked a more firm launch point for its own game that's both better for it and comes with the bonus of not risking getting run over by Rockstar's behemoth. We were intrigued by what we saw from the swanky Unreal Engine story trailer the Plaion-published game debuted with at its reveal last year, but that was before going a year and a bit without seeing any actual gameplay. It could well still turn out to be a banger, though, especially given Hennig's pen credentials. Are you keen to see what Rise of Hydra is like regardless of this delay? Let us know below!

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Skydance Games has delayed its extremely exciting upcoming Captain America and Black Panther game, Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra.
Originally set to release this year, the studio has officially delayed the title until 2026.
The second major delay of the year, the first being GTA 6, the upcoming action-adventure game will release in Early 2026 to make sure the game is the best experience possible for players.
Marvel 1943 delayed
In a statement on Twitter, or X if you’re like that, Skydance confirmed the early 2026 release date while also keeping details very light.
“We have an important update,” the studio explained.
“Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra will now be launching in early 2026.”
“Taking this additional time will allow us to add more polish, and make sure we give you the best possible experience, and one that lives up to our vision,” they continued.
“We have some exciting things in store and look forward to sharing more soon.”
Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra is the first title in a new Marvel games initiative.
Alongside the continued Insomniac titles focusing on Spider-Man and Wolverine, the superhero license is expanding further into the realm of blockbuster video games.
Alongside Rise of Hydra, Xbox-owned Arkane Studios is working on an immersive sim-style Blade game.
Additionally, EA is working on an open-world Iron Man game built in Unreal Engine 5.
Very few details have been revealed regarding either title.

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You can trust VideoGamer. Our team of gaming experts spend hours testing and reviewing the latest games, to ensure you're reading the most comprehensive guide possible. Rest assured, all imagery and advice is unique and original. Check out how we test and review games here Skydance Games has delayed its extremely exciting upcoming Captain America and Black Panther game, Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra. Originally set to release this year, the studio has officially delayed the title until 2026. The second major delay of the year, the first being GTA 6, the upcoming action-adventure game will release in Early 2026 to make sure the game is the best experience possible for players. Marvel 1943 delayed In a statement on Twitter, or X if you’re like that, Skydance confirmed the early 2026 release date while also keeping details very light. “We have an important update,” the studio explained. “Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra will now be launching in early 2026.” “Taking this additional time will allow us to add more polish, and make sure we give you the best possible experience, and one that lives up to our vision,” they continued. “We have some exciting things in store and look forward to sharing more soon.” Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra is the first title in a new Marvel games initiative. Alongside the continued Insomniac titles focusing on Spider-Man and Wolverine, the superhero license is expanding further into the realm of blockbuster video games. Alongside Rise of Hydra, Xbox-owned Arkane Studios is working on an immersive sim-style Blade game. Additionally, EA is working on an open-world Iron Man game built in Unreal Engine 5. Very few details have been revealed regarding either title. Subscribe to our newsletters! By subscribing, you agree to our Privacy Policy and may receive occasional deal communications; you can unsubscribe anytime. Share

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