To this day, Marvel Heroes is fondly remembered as one of the best Marvel action games, and the company's decision to shut it all down - particularly given the reception to Marvel's Avengers - is one that still stings for many. Just a couple of months before shutting down, Gazillion launched the revamped Marvel Heroes Omega on PS4 and Xbox One. Marvel Heroes was one of many loot games that made a comeback partway through its life by overhauling many of its systems.
To see this content please enable targeting cookies. I did and they were very receptive to my suggestions," Waggoner added. "One of the things that convinced me to take the job was the leadership of Crystal Dynamics telling me to give them honest feedback about the game and its issues and telling me there were no egos in the room. "Talking to the team at Crystal, seeing their passion for making a game the fans love and knowing the potential of the product were all big factors for me in making my choice." "After what happened at Gazillion, I wasn't ever sure if I wanted to work on another Marvel game again," he explained. In a follow-up Tweet, the veteran game designer revealed that he never thought he'd once again work on a Marvel game, given his previous experience. "I'm really excited to join that team and help them build new systems and features for the game!" I can finally announce that at the end of next month, I'll be leaving and joining as a system designer on ," Brian Waggoner wrote on Twitter.
Waggoner, who spent the last three years at EA Sports after Marvel Heroes maker Gazillion Entertainment was forced to close in late 2017, shared the good news on Twitter on Tuesday (via Resetera). In what could only be seen as a sign of good things to come, Marvel's Avengers developer Crystal Dynamics has enlisted the help of Brian Waggoner, former Marvel Heroes game designer.
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