Insomniac Games’ first foray with Marvel spent nearly a decade teaching players how to be Spider-Man across three separate games. Now, the studio wants to see what happens when they throw claws into the mix. Marvel’s Wolverine is a very different beast from Insomniac’s Spider-Man games — literally and creatively. Logan is heavier, angrier, and […]

How each outlet headlined it

• Deadline

  Insomniac Games’ first foray with Marvel spent nearly a decade teaching players how to be Spider-Man across three separate games. Now, the studio wants to see what happens when they throw claws into the mix. Marvel’s Wolverine is a very different beast from Insomniac’s Spider-Man games — literally and creatively. Logan is heavier, angrier, and […]
• Variety

  This summer has been all about Spider-Man, but Wolverine is ready to claw his way back into people’s hearts — literally. “Marvel’s Wolverine,” the action video game from “Spider-Man” developer Insomniac out Sept. 15, is one of the most anticipated superhero games in recent years, if not one of the biggest releases since it was […]
• IGN

  Everything new we learned about Marvel's Wolverine from our big interview with Insomniac.
• Eurogamer

  "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?" Read more
• The Verge left

  Spider-Man developer Insomniac’s new game has delightfully gory claw-based combat, but its real hook is Logan. www.theverge.com/games/977564...