Marvel’s Avengers Game Already Has Official Merchandise
Square Enix is finally assembling a proper reveal for their upcoming Marvel’s Avengers game at this year’s E3 and though plenty of speculation surrounds the comic book adaptation, the exact extent of the project has remained a relative mystery since it’s announcement over two years ago. All while fans await its grand unveiling, it appears Marvel’s Avengers has already begun preparing merchandise with the reveal of a few officially-licensed clothing.
Shown off over social media, Marvel debuted two new shirts sporting the new Avengers game logo, one depicting the familiar “A” insignia and the other showing the game’s fully-spelled title. The post confirmed Square Enix’s big E3 reveal, in addition to the two tees’ availability over Amazon as part of Marvel’s GamerVerse line of products.
Play Avengers, Wear Avengers. Prepare to #Reassemble for the worldwide reveal of Marvel’s Avengers on 6/10 with these brand new game logo T-Shirts: https://t.co/FDZG5gWOEi pic.twitter.com/YcJMrYtdeM
— Marvel Games (@MarvelGames) May 31, 2019
Fans of the Earth’s Mightiest Heroes are undoubtedly excited about the emergence of some spiffy merch, but all eyes will likely be on Square Enix when they take the E3 spotlight on June 10th. Fans may already have an idea of what to expect by the recent appearance of Avengers game leaks, revealing details such as a cooperative mode, as well as various new tidbits about story and gameplay.
What do you think? Are you hyped that Marvel’s Avengers project is gearing up some gaming swag, or do you just want some footage already? Let us know in the comments below and be sure to follow Don’t Feed the Gamers on Twitter and Facebook to be informed of the latest gaming and entertainment news 24 hours a day! For more headlines recently featured on DFTG, check out these next few news stories:
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