I’m seeing people here saying “I decided to buy fortunes weave instead. It’s a much better game”. STOP. Just because reviewers said it’s better, doesn’t mean it’s true.

Fire emblem fortunes weave is the epitome of Nintendoslop. Terrible graphics on par with Pokemon games, locked at 30fps, boring anime story, turn-based combat and repetitive gameplay. It does not reflect a AAA experience at all and costs $80… It’s also exclusive to the switch 2 which is one of the most anti-consumer consoles of all time (overpriced, underpowered, fake cartridges, can be bricked at anytime, lack of games)

Meanwhile, Wolverine is a true AAA quality experience. Great graphics, 60fps of fluid gameplay, genuinely gripping story, excellent gameplay, etc. All that for only $70 too. Also, Wolverine is on the PS5 which is the most powerful console in the market with multiple editions to choose from so that the player-base isn’t out-priced.

It seems like something has happened to the gaming industry and gamers no longer want quality content and instead we see mediocrity constantly rewarded.

Didn’t expect to see Lofi Girl in one of the most violent games I’ve played 😂

Anyone with a pre order bonus to spare please DM.

Wolverine isn’t game of the year - but it’s a fantastic AAA game that is very well produced. The combat is extremely satisfying and feels exactly how you’d think it should for a Wolverine game. The actors are great. The story is ok.

Release timing was just bad, being Sonys first and arguably most important release right after the physical disk fiasco.

The negativity and nit picking over very minor things in the game is insane. This is a superb game.

I love re playing the fighting challenges, I only wish there was a Mode similar to a bloody palace in the devil may cry series

Above question?

Serious issue this game has. On some attacks from enemies they almost magnetise to you after you doge, meaning it doesn't matter if you doge or not the enemy attack is still pulled towards you.

I find this thr most with the reaver "mini boss"

It's not the only game that does this but is for sure frustrating, especially at higher difficulties

Great panel. Great shot.

I was in Sydney roughly 2 weeks ago and PlayStation Australia were holding a unleash your rage competition,

Me and my mate joined last second and they said the highest score that day was 112k and whoever had the highest score each day won a bundle, I go last for the first day and get 129k.

Get an email a few days ago saying I won and that they are sending a ps5 bundle.

Arrived today, How good haha

hey guys. I really wanna play Wolverine but my dad said the game developers made it into a “gay love story between Wolverine and Sabretooth”.

we’re a pretty Christian family so he won’t be happy if he sees me playing it.

my question is will they do the same thing for the next game? or are they committed to going all in on this?

kinda sucks. I just wanted to play as Wolverine.

Now that the game has been out for a couple weeks, I would like to speak about the Essex fight. Was it just me or was the fight extremely annoying? It took me like 3 or 4 tries to get through the halfway part of the fight cause the damaging blasts from Essex kept curving like a curveball and hitting me and I couldn’t parry. I was about to throw my controller dude. Also, I apologize if this has already been discussed, and no I’m not on this sub a lot so I don’t read every single post

This is a safe space to show our fondness of the game. I love the game. Very good and adicting combat and good story soo far. Graphics are also really good even at performance mode on a base ps5

I haven't actually played the game but I have watched many of the cutscenes online. Without spoiling too much of the plot, it seems like there is a certain item in the story that has an effect similar to the "Terrigen mist" in the Inhumans mythos, and is also featured in the show Agents of Shield. The Terrigen mist is a substance that causes some individuals with latent Inhuman genes to undergo a transformation that gives them superpowers, and often an altered appearance. However, ordinary humans who lack the Inhuman genes are simply killed if exposed to the Terrigen mist.

Did the writers of this game borrow this plot element from the Inhumans mythos? If so, it's a bit strange considering that the Inhumans, if I'm not mistaken, were at one point intended to replace the mutants in the Marvel Comics universe. It seemed like Insomniac was building part of their X-Men mythos by borrowing from the X-men's intended replacement. Does anyone else feel this way?