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Marvel's Wolverine is scheduled to release on PS5 on September 15, 2026, from Insomniac, placing it about two months before GTA 6's November 19, 2026 launch and ahead of the next Call of Duty, with the game focusing on Wolverine's past through brutal claw combat.
Sony has announced a State of Play on February 12 that will run for over 60 minutes, offering news, gameplay updates, and announcements from third-party studios, indies, and PlayStation Studios, with possible updates on Insomniac's Wolverine and Guerrilla's online Horizon title Hunters Gathering; the stream will be on YouTube and Twitch.
A reliable leaker claims Sony will host a February 2026 State of Play, likely featuring a mix of third‑party announcements and select first‑party updates. Possible reveals include Saros, Marvel’s Wolverine, and Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, with Marathon also amid discussion as Bungie’s title is slated for a March 5 multi‑platform release on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
Hugh Jackman learned he lost Guinness World Record for the longest tenure as a live-action Marvel superhero to Wesley Snipes after Snipes’ return as Blade extended his Marvel run to 26 years. Jackman responded with a sharp, humorous quip about banning or unfriending Snipes, while joking that the winner would be whoever lives longer, as the Deadpool & Wolverine era continues.
The article lists the most anticipated video games of 2026, including titles like Grand Theft Auto VI, Marvel’s Wolverine, and Cairn, highlighting their gameplay features, platforms, and release dates, showcasing a diverse range of genres from horror and adventure to open-world crime and superhero action.
Despite the delay of GTA 6 to November 2024, Marvel’s Wolverine is still scheduled for release in Fall 2026, likely between September and December, which could lead to a crowded holiday release schedule on PlayStation.
PlayStation's brief State of Play showcased upcoming titles including Saros, Deus Ex Remastered, Nioh 3, Wolverine, and more, with release dates spanning 2024 to 2026, along with new hardware and PlayStation Plus updates.
Insomniac Games' Wolverine is still scheduled for a 2026 release, while the Venom project remains in active development, likely in pre-production, with a potential release around 2027. The games are part of ongoing efforts following a major security breach that leaked project details, but some projects like Spider-Man 2 DLC have been canceled. The Venom game may feature Eddie Brock as the protagonist and include characters like Carnage and Anti-Venom, with possible ties to the Spider-Man multiverse.
Marvel's 'Age of Revelation' series launches in October, exploring a future where Revelation, an heir of Apocalypse, rules a mutant utopia, with new series focusing on heroes like Wolverine, Spider-Man, and the X-Men navigating this changed world.
The script for 'Deadpool & Wolverine' reveals a joke that Disney cut from the film, which involved a crude reference to Mickey Mouse. Originally, Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool was supposed to say, "Disney is so cheap. I can barely breathe with all this Mickey Mouse cock in my throat." This was replaced with a Pinocchio joke in the final cut. Director Shawn Levy and Reynolds had previously hinted at the change but kept the original line under wraps.
Disney requested the removal of a controversial line from the Deadpool & Wolverine script, where Deadpool quips about having "Mickey Mouse cock" in his throat. This line was replaced with a different joke about Pinocchio. The revelation came as Disney posted the film's script for awards consideration, highlighting the studio's boundaries even in R-rated content.
In the film 'Deadpool & Wolverine,' a NSFW joke about Mickey Mouse was cut by Disney, despite the film's otherwise lenient censorship. The original line, deemed too personal, was replaced with a similarly audacious joke involving Pinocchio. Ryan Reynolds, who co-wrote the film, acknowledged Disney's request to remove the line, which was the only one altered in the movie. The film, marking Deadpool's MCU debut, became the highest-grossing R-rated movie ever, earning $1.3 billion globally.
A script for the upcoming 'Deadpool and Wolverine' film included a joke about Mickey Mouse that Disney decided to cut. The joke was likely removed to maintain Disney's family-friendly image, as Mickey Mouse is one of the company's most iconic characters.
In the R-rated film "Deadpool & Wolverine," a controversial joke involving Disney and Mickey Mouse was cut from the final version. Ryan Reynolds confirmed that the original line, which criticized Disney's budget constraints and included a crude reference to Mickey Mouse, was replaced with another audacious joke. Director Shawn Levy mentioned that this was the only line Disney requested to be changed, highlighting Reynolds' bold comedic style. The film, known for its edgy humor, is available on Disney+.
Disney asked Ryan Reynolds to remove a risqué joke from the upcoming "Deadpool & Wolverine" film, which he eventually replaced with a Pinocchio joke. The original joke, deemed too vulgar, referenced Disney's ownership and was shared online. Despite the change, Reynolds expressed appreciation for Disney's partnership and support throughout the film's production. The movie, directed by Shawn Levy, features returning and new cast members and has received an R-rating for its content.