Current Events > Still can't believe Lego Super Heroes had the entire Marvel universe.

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The X Dawg 04/05/22 7:05:19 PM #1:	Good times. Shame they lost the X-Men and the like afterwards. <cite>The X Dawg posted [p:964053526] in Still can'... [t:79973867]...</cite> <quote>Good times. Shame they lost the X-Men and the like afterwards. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheSavageDragon 04/05/22 7:41:36 PM #2:	They didn't "lose" the X-Men afterwards or any time for that matter. Lego Avengers didn't feature them as it was mostly an MCU focused game featuring Avengers. Marvel has always held the rights to the X-Men in any media but cinema. There was never an issue featuring the X-Men in games, tv and animation. It was a choice on their part to feature them less. <cite>TheSavageDragon posted [p:964054446] in Still can'... [t:79973867]...</cite> <quote>They didn't "lose" the X-Men afterwards or any time for that matter. Lego Avengers didn't feature them as it was mostly an MCU focused game featuring Avengers. Marvel has always held the rights to the X-Men in any media but cinema. There was never an issue featuring the X-Men in games, tv and animation. It was a choice on their part to feature them less. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
The X Dawg 04/05/22 8:10:05 PM #3:	TheSavageDragon posted... They didn't "lose" the X-Men afterwards or any time for that matter. Lego Avengers didn't feature them as it was mostly an MCU focused game featuring Avengers. Marvel has always held the rights to the X-Men in any media but cinema. There was never an issue featuring the X-Men in games, tv and animation. It was a choice on their part to feature them less. Marvel Super Heroes 2 was not movie based and did not have any X-Men or Fantastic Four characters. That's a weird omission for it to not be a rights issue. After 2014, Lego no longer produced X-Men related sets as well. So they either lost the rights or didn't buy them. <cite>The X Dawg posted [p:964055270] in Still can'... [t:79973867]...</cite> <quote>TheSavageDragon posted... </cite> <quote>They didn't "lose" the X-Men afterwards or any time for that matter. Lego Avengers didn't feature them as it was mostly an MCU focused game featuring Avengers. Marvel has always held the rights to the X-Men in any media but cinema. There was never an issue featuring the X-Men in games, tv and animation. It was a choice on their part to feature them less.</quote> Marvel Super Heroes 2 was not movie based and did not have any X-Men or Fantastic Four characters. That's a weird omission for it to not be a rights issue. After 2014, Lego no longer produced X-Men related sets as well. So they either lost the rights or didn't buy them. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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