Spider-Man Developer Suggests Wolverine Will Skip Tomorrow’s Big State of Play

Marvel’s Spider-Man developer Insomniac Games has set expectations ahead of tomorrow’s big State of Play broadcast from PlayStation, as anticipation mounts for a fresh look at its upcoming Wolverine game.

Sony’s State of Play show is due to air tomorrow, February 12 at 2pm Pacific / 5pm Eastern / 10pm UK time, and run for at least 60 minutes — suggesting PlayStation has plenty up its sleeves.

But will we get a new flash of adamantium during the showcase? Perhaps not. Overnight, Insomniac Games has posted on social media to lay out when we’ll next see more of Marvel’s Wolverine — seemingly ruling out any big reveal this week.

When asked “when more info” by a fan, Insomniac Games’ official account has now responded: “spring 2026.”

With spring not due to start for another month, that answer seems decisive. Still the news is perhaps surprising, considering the fact that Insomniac appeared to drop a pretty obvious hint at Daredevil being in the game only last week, and the fact that this month’s leaked PlayStation Plus games apparently will include Insomniac’s Spider-Man 2 (which would have been a nice chaser to a new Wolverine trailer). But perhaps Sony is instead planning a dedicated Marvel’s Wolverine State of Play to show the game in the months to come?

Sony’s last major State of Play broadcast, held back in September 2025, finally treated fans to a proper reveal of Wolverine gameplay, at least. The game is likely PlayStation’s biggest first-party launch of the year — and, of course, we’re already tracking all of its Marvel Easter eggs. As a reminder, Wolverine currently sits with a vague-ish launch window for the second half of 2026 — though when this will be narrowed down further, we’ll just have to wait and see.

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