SPOILERS: This post contains details about Now You See Me: Now You Don’t As the Four Horsemen return for another magic trick in Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, director Ruben Fleischer is proud he got the whole band back together. Following the absence of Isla Fisher‘s Henley from the 2016 sequel, for which […]

Last time we peeked in on Fellowship, we noted how updates to this point were more focused on adjustment and fixing over additions. While that cadence continues in this week’s updates, the devs at Chief Rebel have put out a video outline that promises more content is on the way to the early access co-op […]

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Star Citizen has earned itself a reputation over the years, and rightfully so. Not only is it one of the biggest space games in terms of in-world scale, but it's comfortably outpaced its rivals when it comes to budget, with its combined crowdfunding and sales passing the $800 million mark earlier this year. That makes it a particularly intriguing black box to peer into, but one that can also feel a little intimidating; now is the perfect time to try, however, as you can currently play Star Citizen for free with a gargantuan list of ships available for testing.

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Exclusives are usually the lifeblood of a successful console, and while Sony has been skimping on the same this year, 2026 looks to be an entirely different situation. Alongside Nioh 3, Saros and Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls, you have Marvel’s Wolverine from Insomniac Games, best known for the acclaimed Spider-Man franchise. The reveal gameplay looked good, but we’re not the only ones waiting to learn more.

In a new Twitter post (complete with claws), Logan voice actor Liam J. McIntyre thanked those who wishlisted the title. “It means so much to us, and especially the developers who are pouring EVERYTHING into making this the game you dream of. You rock.” He also “can’t wait to show you more next year.”

While this isn’t a tease of any imminent reveal or such (though never say never with The Game Awards coming up), it is interesting to hear that Insomniac is putting “everything” into the game’s development. Remember when it had to cut content from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, including a Symbiote Sandman?

Whether a similar situation arises for Marvel’s Wolverine remains to be seen. The action-adventure title launches in Fall 2026 for PS5, and thus far, it seems Insomniac isn’t afraid to potentially go head-to-head with Grand Theft Auto 6, which launches in November.

Hey! Wanted to post this for a while.

To everyone who wishlisted #WolverinePS5 – thank you. It means so much to us, and especially the developers who are pouring EVERYTHING in to making this the game you dream of. You rock. Can't wait to show you more next year. @insomniacgames pic.twitter.com/cJMmKnufJ3

— liam (@Liam_J_McIntyre) November 21, 2025