I never said that it has anything to do with Secret Wars, just that certain people are going to use this as the latest piece of 'evidence' that we're going to lose the X-Men and Fantastic Four characters in the comics. I was using the large number of X-Men titles during Secret Wars and the focus on FF characters in the main SW title by Hickman as one example of why that's not going to happen. (Coupled with Cyclops on the Inhumans preview, Johnny with Medusa and a new X-Men editor, plus rumours about Thing in the Guardians and Reed and Sue being elsewhere too).
Disney really doesn't want the characters that fox owns movie rights to out in the public eye. Some X-Men toys or video games isn't going to make people anymore likely to see the next X-Men movie.
Probably not.
But I think the logic is simply that they get more money putting out games for other franchises, so they're doing that instead. I think it's less to hurt the Fox (since it really won't) and more to allocate their reasources in ways which will generate the most profit.
See this is likely the case, but despite how pointless a gesture that is - I'm still going to see X-Men: Apocalypse and Deadpool and Gambit after all - others are viewing this like those characters are getting stripped away entirely, which is simply not going to happen because Marvel knows the comic versions of the characters - whom they still own - are popular still and erasing them is going to give them serious slack. So they won't do it.
Sure. And I'm just saying that them not being in the poster doesn't mean marvel doesn't want them in the marvel universe. Because if marvel didn't want to use them, they wouldn't be used. As long as they're around, it's a clear indication that marvel wants them around.