Marvel's Wolverine
News, coverage and analysis tracking Marvel's Wolverine across the outlets.- PS5 UK sales dropped by half in May following April price hikePlayStation 5 sales in the UK reportedly dropped by 50% in May following a price increase in April, while the Xbox Series X saw a 12% boost driven by Forza Horizon 6. The Nintendo Switch remained the top-selling console. Sony's sales decline is attributed to the price hike and a lack of major upcoming exclusives, though Grand Theft Auto 6 is expected to significantly boost hardware sales later in the year.
- As every other rival game flees from GTA 6's November release, Palworld lead jokes Pocketpair is going to launch "1.0, Palfarm and the dating sim right alongside" itAs many games are rescheduling their releases to avoid Grand Theft Auto 6's November launch, Palworld's lead John Buckley jokingly suggested releasing Palworld 1.0, Palfarm, and the dating sim simultaneously. This comes as the September and October 2026 release windows become increasingly crowded, leading some to question if releasing alongside GTA 6 might be a viable strategy for certain titles.
- I'm glad PS5's Wolverine is a comic accurate deadly predator, and not just a mindless hack and slasherInsomniac Games' Marvel's Wolverine for PlayStation 5 will feature a blend of hyper-violence and stealth, allowing players to strategically execute enemies. The game aims to capture Wolverine's predatory nature with light stealth elements and brutal combat, differentiating it from a mindless hack-and-slash experience. The developers are focusing on a linear single-player structure, promising a tightly designed campaign.
- Marvel's Wolverine is a more linear game than Spider-Man - don't expect a city to explore or a base to nose around inMarvel's Wolverine will be a more linear experience than Insomniac's Spider-Man games, focusing on fast-paced combat and story progression rather than open-world exploration or a central base. Game director Mike Daly confirmed the game will feature optional challenges, mission replays, and New Game Plus for replayability, and will be released exclusively on PlayStation 5 on September 15th.
- 'One of the Best Showcases I've Seen': 70% of PS5 Fans Loved State of PlayA recent State of Play showcase received a positive reception from 70% of PlayStation 5 fans, according to a poll of over 6,500 voters. While leaks may have diminished the impact of some reveals, specific games like God of War Laufey and Marvel's Wolverine were highlighted as strong points. Despite the overall positive sentiment, some readers expressed concerns about the lack of news from Naughty Dog and the perceived 'MCU-era Marvel' feel of certain presentations.
- Wolverine director says violent gameplay is a 'key part' of bringing the character to life, but knows it's not for everyone — 'We also implemented an accessibility feature to turn off gore'Marvel's Wolverine director Mike Daly stated that while violence is a key part of the character's fantasy, Insomniac Games has implemented an accessibility feature to turn off gore. The game aims for a grounded portrayal of Wolverine's brutality, but players uncomfortable with the violence can disable it in the settings. Marvel's Wolverine is set to release on September 15 for PlayStation 5.
- Wolverine PS5 Is a Linear Single Player Action Game, Not Open WorldMarvel's Wolverine for PlayStation 5 will be a linear, single-player action game with a focus on high-octane adventure, not an open-world experience like the Spider-Man series. Game Director Mike Daly confirmed the design intent was for a "globe-hopping" adventure with optional stealth and combat approaches within its missions.
- New PS5 Update Is Out Now, But Don’t Get Too ExcitedSony has released a new system software update for the PlayStation 5, version 26.04-13.40.00. The update focuses on improving system performance and stability, with no new features mentioned in the patch notes. This comes as the console approaches its sixth year and ahead of major game releases like Marvel's Wolverine.
- ILL Is My Most Anticipated Game from the June 2026 State of Play — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & GuidesThe survival horror game ILL, built in Unreal Engine 5, is set to release in 2027 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The game features intense body dismemberment and scarce ammo, reminiscent of The Thing. ILL is part of a resurgence in the survival horror genre, with other notable titles like Resident Evil and Silent Hill also seeing new releases or remakes.
- Did Marvel’s Wolverine make a good impression in the State of Play?Readers express mixed feelings about recent gaming showcases, with "Marvel's Wolverine" drawing comparisons to "Uncharted" and "Batman: Arkham Asylum" for its perceived lack of originality. Concerns are also raised about the frequency of sequels and the potential for Xbox to offer more surprising content. Additionally, discussions touch upon Nintendo's infrequent announcements, the modern trend of extensive post-launch downloads for games like "007 First Light," and the perceived decline in innovation within triple-A titles.
- Marvel’s Wolverine Has Already Won Me OverInsomniac Games' Marvel's Wolverine has impressed the author with its approach to Logan's brutal nature and narrative. The combat system, which balances Wolverine's healing factor and rage with enemy damage, and the story focusing on mutant persecution and the Reavers, have addressed initial concerns. The game's depiction of Logan's relationships, particularly with Jean Grey, and the potential for visceral combat and set-pieces, have generated significant enthusiasm for the title.
- Marvel’s Wolverine Will be a Linear Globe-Hopping Adventure With Comic Book-Style PacingInsomniac Games director Mike Daly described Marvel's Wolverine as a linear, globe-trotting adventure with pacing akin to comic books. The game will feature a dense, rollercoaster-like story with optional stealth and a focus on combat encounters. While not an open-world title, players will explore diverse environments with different gameplay flavors.
- Marvel’s Wolverine’s Accessibility Options Detailed, Includes Gameplay Assists and Visual OptionsInsomniac Games has detailed the extensive accessibility options for Marvel's Wolverine, launching September 15th on PlayStation 5. The features include gameplay assists, motion sensitivity adjustments, visual and audio aids, high contrast options, violence customization, and comprehensive controller remapping. These options aim to make the game playable for a wide range of players.
- Marvel’s Wolverine is the “Ultimate Wolverine Fantasy,” But You Can Turn Off the GoreInsomniac Games aims to deliver the 'ultimate Wolverine fantasy' in Marvel's Wolverine, featuring unapologetic violence and gore integral to the character. Game director Mike Daly confirmed that an option to turn off gore will be included to cater to a wider audience. The game, set to launch on September 15th, will follow Wolverine three years after leaving his team, encountering allies like Jean Grey and Sabretooth while fighting Reavers.
- Marvel's Wolverine is not an open-world game like Spider-Man, it's a "linear single-player…Insomniac Games has confirmed that Marvel's Wolverine will be a linear single-player adventure, differing from the open-world design of Marvel's Spider-Man. Game director Mike Daly stated the focus is on a high-octane, intriguing story that captures Wolverine's character, featuring a globe-trotting narrative with optional content and varied gameplay.
- Marvel's Wolverine Pre-Orders Available Now, Deluxe Edition Includes Exclusive SuitsPre-orders for Marvel's Wolverine are now available on PlayStation 5, with details released regarding bonuses for early purchases and the Digital Deluxe Edition. The Digital Deluxe Edition includes exclusive suits and claws for Wolverine, in addition to all pre-order bonuses.
- You can make the hyper-violence in Marvel's Wolverine more PG-13, if you want toMarvel's Wolverine will feature adjustable violence settings, allowing players to opt for a more PG-13 experience if desired. This feature offers players control over the game's intense hyper-violence.
- Control Resonant PC Requirements Are More Reserved Than You Might ExpectRemedy Entertainment has revealed the minimum and recommended PC specifications for Control Resonant, set to release in September. The requirements are less demanding than anticipated, with recommended specs including an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 or AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT. Further details on performance expectations at various settings will be provided closer to launch.
- How Powerful Is Wolverine's Healing Factor Anyway?This article analyzes the extent and rules of Wolverine's healing factor, drawing connections to its depiction in Marvel Comics lore and its potential influence on the upcoming Marvel's Wolverine game.
- Marvel’s Wolverine Trailer Breakdown: 20 Easter Eggs And Hidden DetailsInsomniac Games' Marvel's Wolverine trailer offers a brutal glimpse into the character's savage nature and features numerous Easter eggs referencing his comic, TV, and film history. The breakdown highlights details such as Wolverine's alter ego Patch, the appearance of Sentinels and the Trask Industries, and various mutant characters like the Morlocks, Reavers, Jean Grey, Mystique, Sabretooth, and Omega Red.