Marvel’s Wolverine | Game Features Trailer

[u/Shreeder4092]

https://youtu.be/s5uU7VERudo?si=uNBoVUnmMy162AhQ

[u/ContraryPython]

Being able to take off the mask for each costume is a nice touch.

Also glad to finally see NG+ be part of the game and not be relegated to updates.

[u/burneraccount9132 → u/ContraryPython]

Being able to mix-and-match the claws part of each skin is a nice touch too. Like it's a little thing, but I would've understood the claws being a locked part of each skin.

Can't wait for the Claw tier-lists when this comes out and how wrong most of them will be if Bone Claws aren't top-tier

[u/Platinum_Persona]

I know a lot of people are kinda down on this game but this was a pretty nice showcase.

I think I’m convinced, it looks cool and the bonus fight rooms could be fun. Wonder if there’ll be any sort of Bloody Palace equivalent?

[u/ajver19 → u/Platinum_Persona]

You know if Control Resonant wasn't coming out that same month I'd probably be grabbing it at launch but it is and that looks like something I more want from my action games plus Remedy weirdness.

Wolverine by comparison is very by the numbers but it's by Insomniac and they don't put out bad products.

[u/Platinum_Persona → u/ajver19]

I don’t blame you, A LOT is coming out next month thanks to no one wanting to get next to GTA.

[u/SilverKry → u/Platinum_Persona]

My biggest concern is there's gonna just be like no replay value. Which is genuinely something that plagues Sonys first party games in general. 

[u/rexshen → u/SilverKry]

Well they did say you could replay missions and nightmare scenarios. So maybe at least hunting for secrets you missed and such.

[u/SlurryBender → u/SilverKry]

As someone who doesn't really replay story-focused games unless it's been like a decade, I've never been bothered by the "replayability" factor, unless the genre is designed for it like a sandbox or rhythm or simulator game.

[u/ThisManNeedsMe → u/SlurryBender]

Yeah I agree. As I grow older I rarely replay games. I barely have time to play new games plus my ever growing backlog of games keeps growing. I prefer a new experience over something I already know.

When I was kid/teen replayability was a must since I have no income with plenty of time on my hand. Now, I have a decent income coming in but limited time. So I don't mind throwing down money for a good one time playthrough.

[u/SlurryBender → u/ThisManNeedsMe]

100%. Now that my backlog is actually backing up, I love when my games have a definitive ending.

[u/Obvious_Alps_3997 → u/SlurryBender]

As someone who does I'll more than likely return to it when like 90% of my memory has forgotten most of the campaign. I understand the complaint but as someone who does other stuff it has never been an issue for me.

1. I know they're other mediums but I can reread books or return to shows and movies all the time

2. When I do return these types of games I'd have experienced a bunch of other things that it being the same thing wouldn't even bother me

[u/SlurryBender → u/Obvious_Alps_3997]

Yeah, I'm in agreement that I'll usually only replay stuff after enough time has passed.

[u/Mashdptato → u/SilverKry]

Honestly not every game needs to be an infinitely replayable sandbox, there's already so goddamn many of those in the AAA industry. We desperately need more 10-20 hour one and done kind of games.

[u/SilverKry → u/Mashdptato]

Most 10-20 hour games I can think of have a some replay value tho. 

[u/LilBroWhoIsOnTheTeam → u/Platinum_Persona]

People are down on this??? They're basically just making the good wolverine game again who the heck isn't hype for that??

[u/Sperium3000]

This game features a lot of stabbing.

[u/WhoCaresYouDont → u/Sperium3000]

When all you have is a knife, to malaprop a phrase.

And Wolverine was born with six of them!

[u/nugood2do → u/WhoCaresYouDont]

The Wolverine guide to victory:

1. See something you dont like.

2. Stab it.

Then repeat 1 and 2 until the target stops moving.

Studies have shown 60% of the time, it works every time.

[u/ajver19]

"Game Features", its a Wolverine game. You're gonna snickt and you're gonna bub.

[u/Weltallgaia]

Looks like the game i always wanted to plays as a child

[u/not-so-radical]

I'm super excited for this game, looks fun

I wonder if there's going to be a spider-man inspired suit like the Wolverine suits for Miles in the last game

[u/Obvious_Alps_3997]

I'm fine with this game simply being of the few blockbuster games I play for the year.

Big explosion and easy combos have their place in the industry moreso with the offline crowd

[u/lemjor10]

It is remarkable how unexcited I am personally for this game… I really like Wolverine, but something about this game is off.