Marvel’s Avengers’ earlier artistic director, Virtosu Cezar, has apologized for the way the sport turned out and cited a “difficult manufacturing” for it not turning into what it may have been.Chatting with Edge Journal (through GamesRadar), Cezar did not go into a lot element concerning the issues that led to the choice to finish growth on Marvel’s Avengers just a bit over two years after it launched, however he apologized for it nonetheless.”It was a difficult manufacturing, to illustrate,” Virtosu informed Edge. “I apologize for that.”Virtosu left Crystal Dynamics in 2020 for Hexworks and is now the artistic director on The Lords of the Fallen, the reboot of 2014’s Lords of the Fallen that obtained its first gameplay trailer at The Recreation Awards 2022. The sport shall be launched on PS5, Xbox Sequence X/S, and PC, however no launch date or window has been given as of but.As for Marvel’s Avengers, lively growth has ended for the live-service sport, and assist shall be discontinued on September 30, the identical day digital purchases of the title will now not be accessible. The ultimate content material replace for Marvel’s Avengers was Replace 2.7, which added the Winter Soldier and the Cloning Lab Omega-Degree Menace. It additionally confirmed Spider-Man will stay a PlayStation unique.March 31 will see the arrival of Replace 2.8, however that may simply be a stability replace. Following March 31, the cosmetics market shall be turned off and credit will now not be purchasable. Leftover credit shall be transformed to in-game assets and all cosmetics shall be made free for all gamers.We known as Marvel’s Avengers one in all E3 2019’s greatest disappointments and it did not get significantly better from there for the much-anticipated sport. There was loads to like within the sport nonetheless, particularly the marketing campaign, however the entire package deal simply by no means got here collectively.In our Marvel’s Avengers evaluate, we mentioned it “has a enjoyable and endearing superhero marketing campaign, but it surely’s tied to a loot-based post-game that’s so repetitive and unrewarding that it gave me little purpose to wish to maintain taking part in.”Hopefully, Marvel’s upcoming video games, together with Insomniac’s Spider-Man 2 and Wolverine and Amy Hennig and Skydance New Media’s upcoming sport set in a World Warfare 2-era Paris starring Captain America and Black Panther, fare higher.For extra, take a look at why, regardless of Marvel’s Avengers and different failed initiatives, we do not assume live-service video games are dying.Have a tip for us? Wish to focus on a doable story? Please ship an e-mail to newstips@ign.com.Adam Bankhurst is a information author for IGN. You may comply with him on Twitter @AdamBankhurst and on Twitch.