Marvel's Wolverine update adds option to turn off scent trails
Insomniac Games has released a new update for Marvel's Wolverine, adding an option to disable scent trails for collectibles. This change addresses player feedback regarding the visual cues' intrusiveness. The update also allows players to disable audio cues for Material Crates or audio pings, and roots, though story-critical senses or trails will still appear in the game.
Retro Gamer reports the update also includes sales figures, stating the game sold 1.9 million copies in three days, surpassing Death Stranding 2's lifetime PlayStation 5 revenue. All 3 outlets note the update includes fixes for bugs, crashes, and visual glitches. Insomniac Games previously released a hotfix for Marvel's Wolverine, reducing the intensity of scent trails and audio sense indicators, and exploring a toggle option.
Coverage across 3 outlets
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