Square Enix is currently developing an Avengers games which could very well tie-in to the upcoming Spider-Man game, especially given the existence of the Avengers tower in the latter. While executive creative director Bill Rosemann didn't confirm the idea when asked about it earlier this year, an interconnected games series from Marvel would be a great way to cross-promote forthcoming titles from the company (despite coming from different developers).
However, unlike Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum, that New York building is noticeably different from its MCU counterpart. Still, between the cameos of the Sorcerer's Supreme's base and Earth Mightiest Heroes' headquarters in the Big Apple, Marvel Games seems to be planting plot seeds for what could be their very own interconnected universe - a concept that Vice President and executive producer Mike Jones floated last year. Just last week, it was revealed that the Avengers' tower will also show up in the Spider-Man PS4 game. It's still unclear at this point, but chances are slim that players will be able to go inside of the actual building. You can check out a screenshot of the Sanctum Sanctorum in the game, below. Fans got a glimpse of the three-story townhouse's exterior (located at 177A Bleecker Street's) as Spidey swung from building to building, until he found himself on a rooftop directly across the Sorcerer Supreme's home. Insomniac Games' live stream event for Spider-Man PS4 (which was posted to their official YouTubechannel) included an in-depth look at the E3 presentation and a tease of the title's gameplay demo, wherein fans got a great look at Doctor Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum. RELATED: PS4 Spider-Man Gets A Marvel Comics Series However, since it was spotted in a wide-angle shot, there was some doubt as to whether it was really Doctor Strange's base or just another building similar in appearance. Now, however, thanks to a newly-released gameplay demo that Insomniac Games previewed at this year's E3, fans can clearly see the Marvel landmark in all of its (exterior) glory. Some eagle-eyed fans had actually already spotted the Sanctum Sanctorum in the Spider-Man PS4 trailer released at last year's Paris Games Week.
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