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Happened as dated, per ign.com: "…ocked out doesn’t instantly reduce your available actions by a third – you lose access to that hero’…"
Wikipedia confirms Midnight Suns "released for PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S on December 2, 2022", matching the pin's stored date exactly (PS4/Xbox One versions followed later, on 11 May 2023).
A 136-view Twitch clip of Marvel's Midnight Suns gameplay: evidence that the game is playable, not a source for the event or its date.
2K's own release page confirms Midnight Suns "will launch on December 2 for PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5", matching the pin's stored date; last-gen console timing was left "to be confirmed at a later date."[1]
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One of my favorite things about watching superheroes duke it out is when someone gets smacked so hard they fly backwards and crash through solid walls, explode tanker trucks, or slam into their friends. It’s an awesome demonstration of just how strong these godlike characters are supposed to be, and it’s always a disappointment when a superhero game doesn’t quite capture that feeling. With Marvel’s Midnight Suns, however, Firaxis has built a deep and innovative turn-based tactical combat system around the joy of having Iron Man, Dr. Strange, Blade, and more knock enemies around like toys they're trying to break – and that hasn’t gotten old in the roughly 75 hours of its surprisingly expansive RPG campaign. A lot of that time isn’t spent in battles, though, and while it’s certainly appealing to get up close and personal with this cast of more than a dozen popular and lesser-known Marvel heroes, it does tend to go a bit overboard with convincing Earth’s mightiest heroes to all be your BFFs.