<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n<\/article>\n Based on what we’ve seen in the trailers, this makes sense \u2013 Wolverine is generally acting alone, and while he’s familiar with other mutants, we’ve yet to see anyone with a matching yellow suit. Even Jean Grey, who appears in the Summer State of Play footage, wears blue and black, and her relationship with Logan is pretty vague. Still, it’s a bit disappointing for folks who have wanted to see a narrative-driven game featuring the X-Men team, but hopefully this paves the road for Xavier’s Academy in the future.<\/p>\n As for Team X, the team Wolverine is a part of in the game, it’s not clear exactly who’s on the roster. Sabretooth, Omega Red, Lady Deathstrike<\/a>, and Mystique have all been members in various adaptations of the group, and they’re all confirmed to be in the game, but Wolverine also seems to be battling each of them at some point or another, so either he has a falling out with his teammates (very likely), or they’re enemies of Team X (also likely).<\/p>\n Aside from that detail, the interview largely focuses on Insomniac’s take on Wolverine as a character, as well as actor Liam McIntyre’s performance. McIntyre tells EW<\/em> that he watched footage of rabid dogs to get in touch with Wolverine’s feral side, a level of commitment his collaborators called “terrifying.”<\/p>\n![\"Insomniac](\"https:\/\/gameinformer.com\/sites\/default\/files\/styles\/body_default\/public\/2026\/07\/22\/c3ed90ba\/marvels-wolverine-video-game-072126-55eea058a29f4720b7e91dcfe26fb921.jpg.webp\")
<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n<\/div>\n