This is somewhat of a loss, actually. There were a few good movie tie-in games over the years, such as Lord of the Rings: Return of the King and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (and I am sure some soul will mention GoldenEye as well). However, considering that the majority of such titles inevitably end up being of very poor quality, I suppose it is a worthy sacrifice.
Overall, though, this does go to show how dire things have become for the movie industry when game developers don't find it worthwhile to use movie IP's for their games.
Overall, though, this does go to show how dire things have become for the movie industry when game developers don't find it worthwhile to use movie IP's for their games.