Marvel's Wolverine

If Insomniac has proved anything over the last eight years, it’s that they know how to make a hell of a superhero game. Marvel's Spider-Man remains one of the PlayStation 4’s defining action games and a shining example of open-world design, as are both of its follow-ups. Now they’re looking to replicate that magic with Marvel's Wolverine, albeit this time as a traditional linear AAA action game. I got to play about two and half hours at a recent preview event, and while my impressions are mostly glowingly positive, I did come away with a few questions and concerns.

Insomniac explains why it didn't want the X-Men in Marvel's Wolverine.

A handful of actors have started confirming they have roles in Grand Theft Auto VI, including one of the stars of Marvel's Wolverine.

Alongside gore and guts, players should expect plenty of cake when Marvel's Wolverine releases on the PlayStation 5 this September 15.

While everyone is debating the disc-lessness of Grand Theft Auto 6, developer Insomniac Games has confirmed that it won't follow suit with its upcoming superhero sim, Marvel's Wolverine. Responding to a fan on X who asked if the action-adventure game will "be physical or a code in a box," Insomniac Games gave a very simple, one-line reply: There's a disc. "The physical version will include a disc in box," the studio wrote on X on June 24. The post racked up tens of thousands of likes, a few thousand saves and reshares, and hundreds of comments, with most folks praising the developer for commit