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Despite all of its obvious faults, I couldn't help but really like Wolverine

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By Ryan Gilliam Verified
| Rogue.site Verified
Wolverine is a fascinating video game, and my relationship with it has been equally fascinating to explore over the last week as I’ve been making my way through the story. The criticisms out there are real and valid. The boss fights are overly long despite how simple they are, the combat can be both tedious and obnoxious, and the exploration feels like it detracts from the missions more than it adds to them. And yet, as the credits rolled, I found myself oddly satisfied.
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Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave is so good I’m actually using the Switch 2 how I’m supposed to

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By Ryan Gilliam Verified
| Rogue.site Verified
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave seems to be the best reviewed game of the month, with Control Resonate seeming like mostly a hit (with some love-it-or-hate-it gameplay) and Wolverine acting as a bit of a disappointment based on the sky high expectations (I’m loving it, personally). And as a big fan of Fire Emblem: Three Houses, I know I need to sink my teeth into Fortune’s Weave before Game of the Year, as the game has major potential there.
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Wolverine Joins a Long Tradition of Violent Video Games That Kids Want to Play

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By Ryan Gilliam Verified
| Crossplay
In all of the initial trailers for Marvel’s Wolverine, we’ve seen Loganslice through baddies, covering himself and others in blood, cuts, and who knows what else. But in one of Wolverine’s final pre-release trailers, Insomniac Games—developers of the family-friendly Ratchet & Clank series and Marvel’s Spider-Man games—revealed that they’d be offering a different kind of accessibility feature for players: reduced blood, gore, and dismemberment.
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