Video games The Ultimate Marvel version of Bolivar Trask appears in the Ultimate Spider-Man video game, voiced by John Billingsley. The game continues on from the events of the Ultimate Spider-Man comics, as Trask and Adrian Toomes attempt to re-create Venom suit. They hire Silver Sable's Wild Pack to capture Eddie, which they do after he is defeated by Spider-Man. Trask forces Eddie to test the suit for him by fighting Electro, whom he defeats him after Spider-Man's presence gives him an unusual amount of control of the suit. After informing Trask of this, he remembers that Richard Parker's DNA was used as the basis of the Venom suit, and concludes that Peter is Spider-Man and that getting some of his DNA should improve the suit. Trask then has the Wild Pack take Eddie to hunt Peter down, but he transforms into Venom and escapes. Later, Sable captures both Venom and Spider-Man and delivers them to Trask, but both break free , with Spider-Man being transformed into Carnage after he is injected with a makeshift sample of the Venom symbiote by Toomes . After Venom defeats Carnage and absorbs the symbiote from Peter's body, gaining complete control over the Venom suit, he leaves to exact revenge on Trask, but Spider-Man goes to warn him, leading Trask to attempt to escape via helicopter, which he doesn't know how to fly. After Spider-Man defeats Venom, Trask gives him some files revealing the truth about his and Eddie's fathers' death, before being arrested. He is later confronted in prison by Venom, who kills him off-screen. Bolivar Trask is mentioned in X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse, in regards to his Sentinels and how they have been changed to help protect New York from Apocalypse's forces. Bolivar Trask is briefly mentioned in X-Men: The Official Game, first when it is stated that he will be taking over supervision of Multiple Man, and later by Beast, who says that he helped William Stryker create the Sentinels and Master Mold with HYDRA's backing. Bolivar Trask appears in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, voiced by Bumper Robinson. Depicted as African-American, this version is shown researching the mutant gene for Symstemized Cybernetics Lab/SCL (Sebastian Shaw's company) and playing a key role in the creation of the Sentinels. In the game's continuity, worklogs accessed by the player as they search his base reveal that Trask initially did not have anything against mutants and simply took part in the Sentinel project for the scientific value. However, after witnessing a violent incident which involved a mutant test subject, he came to see mutants as a menace, believing that humanity could only be protected if mutants were eliminated, describing them as freaks of nature. In the game's story, Trask's hate for mutants is furthered after Wolverine slashes his left hand off in order to use his handprint to gain access to an area of the SCL facility. Trask later appears in the game's epilogue, in a not so distant future where the Sentinels rule the Earth. He is shown to have replaced his lost arm with a cybernetic one, and captured Wolverine, although he escapes and kills his men, whilst Trask flees. Trask Industries is alluded in The Amazing Spider-Man video game. A sign that reads "Trask Industries Sells the Suit" can be seen on the streets of Manhattan.
Video games The Ultimate Marvel version of Bolivar Trask appears in the Ultimate Spider-Man video game, voiced by John Billingsley. The game continues on from the events of the Ultimate Spider-Man comics, as Trask and Adrian Toomes attempt to re-create Venom suit. They hire Silver Sable's Wild Pack to capture Eddie, which they do after he is defeated by Spider-Man. Trask forces Eddie to test the suit for him by fighting Electro, whom he defeats in Spider-Man's presencem which gives him an unusual amount of control of the suit. After informing Trask of this, he remembers that Richard Parker's DNA was used as the basis of the Venom suit, and concludes that Peter is Spider-Man and that getting some of his DNA should improve the suit. Trask then has the Wild Pack take Eddie to hunt Peter down, but he transforms into Venom and escapes. Later, Sable captures both Venom and Spider-Man and delivers them to Trask, but they break free after Spider-Man is injected with a makeshift sample of the Venom symbiote and is transformed into Carnage . After Venom defeats Carnage and absorbs the symbiote from Peter's body, gaining complete control over the Venom suit, he plans to exact revenge on Trask, but Spider-Man goes to warn him, leading Trask to attempt to escape via helicopter, which he doesn't know how to fly. After Spider-Man defeats Venom, Trask gives him some files revealing the truth about his and Eddie's fathers' death, before being arrested. He is later confronted in prison by Venom, who kills him off-screen. Bolivar Trask is mentioned in X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse, in regards to his Sentinels and how they have been changed to help protect New York from Apocalypse's forces. Bolivar Trask is briefly mentioned in X-Men: The Official Game, first when it is stated that he will be taking over supervision of Multiple Man, and later by Beast, who says that he helped William Stryker create the Sentinels and Master Mold with HYDRA's backing. Bolivar Trask appears in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, voiced by Bumper Robinson. Depicted as African-American, this version is shown researching the mutant gene for Symstemized Cybernetics Lab/SCL (Sebastian Shaw's company) and playing a key role in the creation of the Sentinels. In the game's continuity, worklogs accessed by the player as they search his base reveal that Trask initially did not have anything against mutants and simply took part in the Sentinel project for the scientific value. However, after witnessing a violent incident which involved a mutant test subject, he came to see mutants as a menace, believing that humanity could only be protected if mutants were eliminated, describing them as freaks of nature. In the game's story, Trask's hate for mutants is furthered after Wolverine slashes his left hand off in order to use his handprint to gain access to an area of the SCL facility. Trask later appears in the game's epilogue, in a not so distant future where the Sentinels rule the Earth. He is shown to have replaced his lost arm with a cybernetic one, and captured Wolverine, although he escapes and kills his men, whilst Trask flees. Trask Industries is alluded in The Amazing Spider-Man video game. A sign that reads "Trask Industries Sells the Suit" can be seen on the streets of Manhattan.
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