Activision has announced the publication in 2011 of a new Spider-Man and a game in the series Family Guy. To confirm it, during a conference call with shareholders, was the CEO of Activision Publishing Eric Hirshberg, who reiterated the importance of games for licensing to the strategies of the publisher.
"In 2011 we will launch two titles focus on the film: a new X-Men based on the X-Men: First Class 3 and Transformers, whose debut will coincide with the launch of the Michael Bay blockbuster." "Also in 2011, launching new products based on franchises Spider-Man, Bakugan, the TV show Wipeout and Family Guy, and a new episode of the Cabela's Hunting." They are all franchises are well positioned, with a niche of fans will enable us to succeed.
"Last month, Activision was that it had assigned the franchise Spider-Man developer Shattered Dimensions, Beenox. 
"In 2011 we will launch two titles focus on the film: a new X-Men based on the X-Men: First Class 3 and Transformers, whose debut will coincide with the launch of the Michael Bay blockbuster." "Also in 2011, launching new products based on franchises Spider-Man, Bakugan, the TV show Wipeout and Family Guy, and a new episode of the Cabela's Hunting." They are all franchises are well positioned, with a niche of fans will enable us to succeed.
"Last month, Activision was that it had assigned the franchise Spider-Man developer Shattered Dimensions, Beenox.
- Activision: New Spider-Man, X-Men, and Transformers Coming in 2011 (05/11/2010)
- New Spider-Man game coming in 2011, Acti prepping two TV license titles (09/02/2011)
- Family Guy game, among other licensed properties, coming from Activision (09/02/2011)
- Transformers 3, Family Guy, X-Men, Wipeout Tie-In Games Announced (09/02/2011)
- Activision's fiscal earnings conference call - Family Guy and Wipeout games, poor peripheral sales and more (09/02/2011)
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