TechRadar says the claw-fueled combat in Marvel's Wolverine doesn't feel as deep as its systems suggest, but its reviewer still enjoyed the lengthy campaign. The review describes Insomniac's superhero game as "still a blast," even if it "doesn't fly as high as Spider-Man."
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TechRadar's reviewer says they were "grinning ear to ear" carving through the game's lengthy campaign.
TechRadar says the claw-fueled combat in Marvel's Wolverine doesn't feel as deep as its systems suggest, but its reviewer still enjoyed the lengthy campaign. The review describes Insomniac's superhero game as "still a blast," even if it "doesn't fly as high as Spider-Man."
TechRadar@techradarMarvel Wolverine's claw-fueled combat doesn't feel as deep as its systems suggest, but that didn't stop me from grinning ear to ear carving through its lengthy campaign
The Verge@vergeThe next few months are packed with new games, and PlayStation goes old-school to cut through the noise.
TechRadar@techradarMarvel Wolverine's claw-fueled combat doesn't feel as deep as its systems suggest, but that didn't stop me from grinning ear to ear carving through its lengthy campaign
The Verge@vergeThe next few months are packed with new games, and PlayStation goes old-school to cut through the noise.