Marvel’s Wolverine Preview — Insomniac Finally Lets Logan Off The Leash

The X-Men don't exist in Marvel's Wolverine since mutants aren't safe in this world, Insomniac says — 'We wanted to remind people that existence for a mutant is not safe. It's hard. It's scary'

Insomniac Games says the X-Men don't exist in Marvel's Wolverine since mutants aren't safe in this worldNarrative director Walt Williams says mutants are outsiders, and Logan's POV is the perfect fit for this storyWilliams says, "We wanted to bring players back to that mindset of that these are characters who exist on the outside"Insomniac Games has finally explained why the X-Men don't exist in Marvel's Wolverine, and it's all about telling a s…

Marvel's Wolverine will run at 60FPS with Ray Tracing in PS5 Performance Mode

Insomniac Games has confirmed that Marvel’s Wolverine will run at 60 frames per second with ray tracing enabled by default in the Performance Mode of the base PS5. The news comes from Aug. 13 hands-on previews and an interview with IGN, where the devs broke down how the team focused on building the upcoming game around a smooth and responsive combat experience right from the start.

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Hands-on Report: Marvel’s Wolverine – PlayStation.Blog

It’s been a big week for fans of Marvel’s Wolverine, starting with the announcement of sharp-looking PS5 hardware and accessories. Now, with just over a month away until its September 15 launch, Insomniac is sharing a deep dive on the game’s story, combat, and exploration thanks to an extensive hands-on session with the game.   Our two-hour session kicked off with the game’s opening mission in the wilds of Telambang, where Wolverine has reunited…

After some meaty hands-on time playing it, Insomniac's take on Marvel's Wolverine is ferocious, destructive and cinematic - but a little predictable

"One thing we always think about a lot is how does our game open," says Mike Fitzgerald, Head of Technology at Insomniac Games. "When you start our first Spider-Man game... you jump out the window and you're swinging down the street. So what's the version of that for Wolverine?"

Marvel’s Wolverine Preview — Insomniac Finally Lets Logan Off The Leash

After getting hands-on time with Marvel’s Wolverine, it is clear Insomniac Games understands exactly what makes Logan such a vicious and compelling hero.