With a spotty record of movie tie-in videogames, Marvel is hoping the well-received X-Men Origins: Wolverine becomes a turning point.

"We are not doing movie-based games anymore," Marvel digital media VP Ira Rubenstein told Joystiq, before restating: "Actually, wait... we are not doing crappy movie-based games anymore. You can quote me on that."

Games based on Iron Man 2 and Thor are currently in development. Marvel also recently signed a ten-year deal with Gazillion Entertainment to turn its superhero properties into multiplayer online games.

Rubenstein acknowledges that the first Iron Man game was not exactly a classic, but apparently feels confident in the sequel. Sega San Francisco--originally known as Secret Level--is again handling development duties. We'll see!

Though it doesn't officially kick off until tomorrow, the onslaught of San Diego Comic-Con related news continues as Sega has issued the first trailer for Iron Man 2.

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While Sega San Francisco assisted with the critically panned Iron Man game back when it was known as Secret Level, the company says it has "paid close attention to comments from fans and critics concerning the first Iron Man movie game," resulting... Read more

In a terse announcement today, Sega revealed that it is preparing a multi-platform video game tie-in for the upcoming Iron Man 2 film.

Development of the game is underway at Sega Studios San Francisco, previously known as Secret Level, which worked with A2M on last year's critically-panned Iron Man video game.

Specific platforms and gameplay details were not provided, with Sega only noting that "players can expect an entirely new and enhanced gameplay experience" due to a refined engine.

The game is expected to arrive alongside the Robert Downey Jr.-starring film in 2010.