EA's Motive Studio, which is working on the Dead Space revamp, has confirmed that it is also working on a single-player Iron Man computer game. An Iron Man game from EA Motive has been reputed for weeks, however presently fans have official confirmation that the venture is real and in dynamic development.
Motive Studio didn't reveal many details about the in-development Iron Man game beyond that it is a single-player game with an original story. It will be looking to tap "into the rich history Iron Man" while also channel "the intricacy, charisma, and creative genius of Tony Stark." This seems to suggest that portions of the game will happen outside the nominal Iron Man suit, however fans should trust that more concrete details will be sure.
At this moment, the Iron Man computer game is said to be in the "pre-production phase," so it could be a long while before fans see anything more substantial on the venture. Motive is as of now working on the Dead Space change, set to send off in January of next year, and so it's a good idea that the studio would be more focused on promoting that than this Iron Man game that is logical years from release.
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An interesting goody in the declaration was that Iron Man is the first of several new games that are being made in collaboration between Wonder and Electronic Arts. As it so happens, a single-player Iron Man game wasn't the only Wonder title reputed to be in development at EA. Truth be told, rumors have also guaranteed that EA is working on an open world Dark Panther computer game as well.
According to the leaks, EA's Seattle studio, which is still without a name at the hour of this writing, is effectively working on the Dark Panther computer game. This has yet to be officially declared, and with the Iron Man game just now revealed, it could be for a spell before the curtain is pulled back on that task.
Interesting that EA is not by any means the only organization with Wonder games in development. 2K is publishing Wonder's 12 PM Suns not long from now, Insomniac is busy working on Spider-Man and Wolverine games, and Skydance has a The Second Great War time game in development that has Dark Panther and Captain America in starring roles. Needless to say, it seems Wonder fans will have no shortage of computer games to anticipate in the years ahead.