Silver Surfer’s Potential Has Been Wasted By Marvel Games

Silver Surfer’s Potential Has Been Wasted By Marvel Games

One of the best avenues to fully explore the Silver Surfer in video games would be in a Fantastic Four game. There have been theories that Skydance’s secret Marvel game may be Fantastic Four, and if that turns out to be the case, it would provide the studio with the perfect opportunity to delve into what makes the Silver Surfer such an interesting character. Originally Norrin Radd, a young astronomer from the planet Zenn-La, the Silver Surfer pledged himself to Galactus, the world devourer, in order to save his planet. While the Silver Surfer spent many years helping Galactus eat other worlds, the Fantastic Four helped him rediscover his humanity, leading to him turning on Galactus and being banished to Earth. Since Marvel’s first family were a vital part of the Silver Surfer’s turn from Galactus, it would be interesting to introduce him first in a Fantastic Four game as a villain turned hero.
This could eventually lead the way to a Silver Surfer solo game, one that could make use of his ability as one of Marvel’s flying characters. While the Silver Surfer has appeared in quite a few video games, none (save for the 1990 NES game) have focused on his ability to surf through the air on his board, which he is mentally linked to through the Power Cosmic. A modern Silver Surfer solo game could finally focus on his mobility, making players feel as though they were surfing the cosmos as the Silver Surfer himself.

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Silver Surfer’s Potential Has Been Wasted By Marvel Games

One of the best avenues to fully explore the Silver Surfer in video games would be in a Fantastic Four game. There have been theories that Skydance’s secret Marvel game may be Fantastic Four, and if that turns out to be the case, it would provide the studio with the perfect opportunity to delve into what makes the Silver Surfer such an interesting character. Originally Norrin Radd, a young astronomer from the planet Zenn-La, the Silver Surfer pledged himself to Galactus, the world devourer, in order to save his planet. While the Silver Surfer spent many years helping Galactus eat other worlds, the Fantastic Four helped him rediscover his humanity, leading to him turning on Galactus and being banished to Earth. Since Marvel’s first family were a vital part of the Silver Surfer’s turn from Galactus, it would be interesting to introduce him first in a Fantastic Four game as a villain turned hero.
This could eventually lead the way to a Silver Surfer solo game, one that could make use of his ability as one of Marvel’s flying characters. While the Silver Surfer has appeared in quite a few video games, none (save for the 1990 NES game) have focused on his ability to surf through the air on his board, which he is mentally linked to through the Power Cosmic. A modern Silver Surfer solo game could finally focus on his mobility, making players feel as though they were surfing the cosmos as the Silver Surfer himself.

#Silver #Surfers #Potential #Wasted #Marvel #Games