Footage of EA and Motive Studios' Iron Man game surfaced online before an official reveal, prompting the publisher to acknowledge the leak with a lighthearted response. Rather than attempting damage control, EA framed the incident as simply accelerating inevitable disclosure, signaling that the leaked material represents only a portion of what's planned for eventual announcement. The studio indicated it has substantial additional content ready to share once a formal unveiling occurs.
- EA took the leak in stride, using it as an opportunity to confirm the project exists while hinting at a larger showcase down the line.
- The unplanned early exposure suggests Motive has more polished or comprehensive footage held back for a proper reveal.
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Polygon
· Aug 29, 14:27 UTC
EA Acknowledges Iron Man Gameplay Leak: "Well, That Didn't Go As Planned"
EA also teased that "we've got a lot more to show you" after footage of Motive Studios' Iron Man game leaked
PC Gamer
· Aug 29, 11:45 UTC
'Well, that didn't go as planned' says EA as it footage of its Iron Man game leaks online
"But now you know, we've got a lot more to show you."