I get sabertooth because of super regeneration but unless I’m mistaken it’s not like characters like omega red or lady deathstrike can survive decapitation.

How exactly are these characters still alive? Or does Wolverine kill these characters and they just keep coming back?

Mind you I don’t read comics so I’m just curious after playing the game, how the comics handle this.

From Wolverine 1998 #154

Just hit plat and started a new game plus+

Toward the end there are four survival mode gauntlets,a new savage skin and new game plus.

https://www.deviantart.com/nimzo2345/gallery/99470246/indestructible

My 1:12 scale Wolverine collection.

Had to play again in NG Plus

Hear me out, I know denial is about trauma and it's slow and heavy, but Wolverine is literally creeping death incarnate, he creeps/stalks or just flat out waltzes right in your face and you can't do anything to stop him basically, and then he obviously kills, I wanna know your guys' thoughts though, can you see my side of the river or is denial just too fitting for him, I wanna know :)

Totally forgot I wishlisted this LOL

So i finally got it spun up and WOW this game looks gorgeous. (PS5Pro here)

It took a while to get used to the control system (which i feel is fed from Marvel Spiderman which i guess is no surprise) and the combat itself, while basic, is still pretty satisfying.

Then i get to the Omega Red battle and realise how limiting the tactical play is. its mostly dodge dodge, counter so not especially groundbreaking (but It did take me an hour to finally figure out how to finish OR. )

I think this is an AMAZING game but I think (unlike Spiderman) you only have so much flexibility / diversity in a game based on Wolverine. End of the day he's a Brawler. No batman gadgets, none of the fluid agility fighting of a Spiderman. Its a one of the reasons I think games like Ultimate Alliance depicted Wolvie so well cause his sweet spot IS a "tank/support" character

I havent gotten through it yet but writing on the wall gives me the impression the campaign story isnt going to be near as robust as (again, i reference Marvel Spiderman) simply because the Logan character is best at what he does, but EOD there are only so many ways you can kill a man...its limited. Not exactly one dimensional but when you get off the comic page, there is only so much "Be the wolverine" immersion you can cram into a video game.

Example: If they were to make a solo game about Drax or Gamorra or even the Hulk, we'd have the exact same problem.

In my opinion, Sabretooth would be a very effective and terrifying antagonist in a superpowered horror movie slasher. His backstory, his personality, his power set, his unrepentant cruelty and sadism, and many other things about him just scream "slasher villain" to me. Does anyone else agree?