PlayStation 5 will receive Wolverine in September. Look at the trailer

Fhigh just over a month for PlayStation 5 to receive a new exclusive game based on a Marvel superhero. This game is developed by Insomniac Games – the same producer of Spider-Man games and the franchise “Ratchet & Clank” – and has Wolverine, of the X-Men, as the protagonist.

It was on the subject of San Diego Comic-Con that Sony decided to share a new trailer for “Marvel’s Wolverine” focused on the plot of this title, which will feature the presence of other characters known to the X-Men fans.

Among them we find Jean Grey, Sabretooth, Mystique, Sunfire, Bolivar Trask, Omega Red, Deathstrike and other villain organizations that, as usual, promises to give Wolverine.

“Marvel’s Wolverine” has been released for September 15 and, being Insomniac Games a studio owned by Sony, the game will be released exclusively on PlayStation 5. 

You can see below the new trailer.

PlayStation will stop releasing its exclusives on PC

After years of betting on a strategy to take some of the games developed by internal studios to the PC, PlayStation will have decided to keep these titles as exclusive to their consoles.

It is said that journalist Jason Schreier from Bloomberg who, after making similar statements in podcast Triple Click, shared a new article where he claims to have received this indication from people with knowledge of the company's plans.

Although he continues to have plans to launch the “Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls” (developed by Arc System Works) and the “Marathon” online game (produced by Bungie) on multiple platforms, it seems that titles for a player like “Ghost of Yōtei” and “Saros” will remain exclusive to PlayStation 5.

Schreier notes that, according to his sources, PlayStation plans may change in the future but at the moment, it seems that the Japanese company has no intention of launching its games on the PC as often as it had become accustomed.

It is important to note that games developed by external producers but published by PlayStation – such as “Death Stranding 2: On The Beach” and “Kena: Scars of Komora” (with release scheduled for the end of the year) – will continue to reach the PC as planned.

It is believed that the PlayStation strategy change is due to the fact that these PC-released games did not sell as the company expected. In this way, PlayStation will have decided to stop launching its games on the PC to avoid damaging not only its brand, but also the sales of its future consoles.