Spider-Man Developer Suggests Wolverine Will Skip Tomorrow's Big State of Play

Marvel's Spider-Man developer Insomniac Games has acceptable expectations up of tomorrow's large State of Play broadcast from PlayStation, arsenic anticipation mounts for a caller look astatine its upcoming Wolverine game.

Sony's State of Play amusement is owed to aerial tomorrow, February 12 astatine 2pm Pacific / 5pm Eastern / 10pm UK time, and tally for astatine slightest 60 minutes — suggesting PlayStation has plentifulness up its sleeves.

But volition we get a caller flash of adamantium during the showcase? Perhaps not. Overnight, Insomniac Games has posted connected societal media to laic retired erstwhile we'll adjacent spot much of Marvel's Wolverine — seemingly ruling retired immoderate large uncover this week.

When asked "when much info" by a fan, Insomniac Games' authoritative relationship has present responded: "spring 2026."

With outpouring not owed to commencement for different month, that reply seems decisive. Still the quality is possibly surprising, considering the information that Insomniac appeared to driblet a beauteous evident hint astatine Daredevil being successful the crippled lone past week, and the information that this month's leaked PlayStation Plus games seemingly volition see Insomniac's Spider-Man 2 (which would person been a bully chaser to a caller Wolverine trailer). But possibly Sony is alternatively readying a dedicated Marvel's Wolverine State of Play to amusement the crippled successful the months to come?

Sony's past large State of Play broadcast, held backmost successful September 2025, yet treated fans to a due uncover of Wolverine gameplay, astatine least. The crippled is apt PlayStation's biggest first-party motorboat of the twelvemonth — and, of course, we're already tracking each of its Marvel Easter eggs. As a reminder, Wolverine presently sits with a vague-ish motorboat model for the 2nd fractional of 2026 — though erstwhile this volition beryllium narrowed down further, we'll conscionable person to hold and see.

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