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Wolverine PS5 art book reveals costumes, enemies, and more

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By Miles Morales
| gamebastion.com
PlayStation and Dark Horse Comics are teaming up to publish an art book for Marvel’s Wolverine, sharing a wealth of concept art and sketches from the upcoming PS5 exclusive. Marvel’s Wolverine: The Art of the Game will launch a couple of months after the game’s release, on November 3rd, 2026. The hardback art book will be 208 pages and is priced at $54.99.
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PlayStation 5 review - FlatpanelsHD

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By Miles Morales, Dts-Hd Ma, inviting. Like Xbox
| FlatpanelsHD Verified
First impressions | Measurements | User interface, apps, Blu-ray | Gaming | Conclusion | Debate PlayStation 5 has arrived. It marks the beginning of the new console generation together with Xbox Series X. PS5 is available in two versions; with or without a disc drive. Besides that, the hardware is identical although the disc version is bigger. We have the disc version and will in our review cover the gaming aspects with 4K120 support, ray-tracing, the DualSense controller, and more.
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Why Naughty Dog May Skip the PS5 Generation

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By Miles Morales
| gamebastion.com
For decades, Sony first party studio Naughty Dog absolutely dominated the conversation when it came to triple-A console gaming. The studio’s talent for creating expressive, endearing, beloved characters and putting them in deadly jungles (there's almost always a deadly jungle), gorgeously rendered at the absolute technical limits of whatever the hardware of the day could manage, has long been the envy of game developers everywhere.
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