The Sony State of Play presentation ended with a bang today, showcasing *Marvel’s Wolverine* in action. The gameplay revealed exciting combat, familiar villains, and a look at the game’s environments, all sure to please Marvel fans. Scheduled for release in 2026, *Wolverine* aims to build on the success of Insomniac’s *Marvel’s Spider-Man* series, but promises a much grittier and more violent experience.
As is common before a game’s release, and especially considering this is the first substantial look at *Marvel’s Wolverine* after years of only seeing glimpses of Logan, it’s hard to get a clear picture of the story. However, the trailer is packed with hidden details and hints, particularly about the worldwide journey Wolverine will undertake. The mention of the “Canadian wilderness” specifically suggests this location will play a significant role in the narrative.
Institutions are selling, while retail investors show weak accumulation, risking further downside unless buying pressure strengthens.
The team behind The Sims 4 recently introduced a feature called ‘memory boost’ to help improve performance. Players have been eager to understand how it works, and this guide explains the feature so fans can determine if it’s right for their game.
In *Silent Hill f*, the first puzzle, called The Stairwell, is found inside the Ebisugaoka Middle School building. After Hinako leaves her group and walks into the hallway, players should continue east and go into the open office across from the display racks.
Hades 2 has launched, and the first reviews are in! This video summarizes what critics are saying to give you an overview of how well the game lives up to expectations. Read More 2025-09-25 03:05
I don’t typically enjoy roguelike games – I usually don’t like the idea of losing progress and starting over. But Supergiant Games has made the Early Access version of *Hades 2* in a way that makes even difficult moments feel good. Every time my character dies, I learn something new, and every battle feels carefully designed. Returning to the game’s hub world always makes me feel closer to the story and the character Melinoe. It’s been exciting to watch the game develop, and with the full version almost here, I’m already thinking about how I want to play it first.
The American Securities and Exchange Commission, that bastion of meticulous order, now attempts to tame the wild beast of digital assets. The chair, Atkins – name like a particularly durable shoe – proclaims a “constructive” shift. Constructive, of course, being the favorite euphemism of those who intend to reshape things in their own image. 🙄 He hints at “rulemaking,” as if legislation springs forth fully formed from the minds of benevolent regulators, instead of being hammered into place by lobbyists and compromised principles. They approved one of those multi-crypto ETFs, you see. A symbolic gesture, a tossed bone to the howling dogs, meant to mask the tightening of the leash.
I’m so hyped for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds! Some people are already playing it with early access, but the full game comes out on September 25th, and I can’t wait! We were already excited about the new stuff like CrossWorlds and being able to customize Gadgets, but this latest DLC announcement is just amazing news for any Sonic fan like me.
Pearl Abyss first showed off Crimson Desert at The Game Awards in 2020, giving gamers a look at its exciting gameplay. The game is set in the expansive world of Pywel and tells the story of Kliff, who’s trying to bring his old crew back together to save Pywel from a dangerous threat. Players can expect a lot to do, including completing missions, quests, and solving puzzles. Crimson Desert has been in development for a while – it was even delayed in August 2025 – but the developers recently shared some positive updates about its progress.