Despite being on different sides of the platform fence, Marvel’s Wolverine and Starfield have some interesting similarities—from a marketing point of view. Marvel’s Wolverine was confirmed with a brief teaser back in September 2021, and as it stands, fans know next to nothing about it. Indeed, given Insomniac Games’ Spider-Man 2 isn’t set for release until 2023, it’s likely Wolverine won’t manifest until 2024.
Meanwhile, Bethesda revealed Starfield back at E3 2018 and went almost immediately dark with the game. It is set to release this November, but despite its existence being since known then, the amount of information out there about Starfield isn’t necessarily concrete. There’s still a lot to be said, but just likeWolverine, hype is incredibly high for Starfield. The comparisons, in terms of fan reaction and anticipation, go back to one common element of the industry.
What to Expect From Marvel Video Games in 2022
While some lament it, the video game industry is very much fueled by anticipation or «hype», rumors, and speculation. Gaming fans will talk and speculate about what’s next out of a company, sometimes before the company probably has any idea itself. The Elder Scrolls 6 and Grand Theft Auto 6 were household names for rumors and speculation before Bethesda or Rockstar ever even vaguely mentioned them. Where this concept is most palpable is when games are announced years ahead of release—another practice that is sometimes lamented.
Because of their approach, fans know that Starfield is an Xbox exclusive. Wolverine is a PlayStation exclusive.Starfieldhas only really had one cinematic trailer, a couple of discussions made public, and a release date. Wolverine only has one teaser trailer, and it may be quite a while
Read more on gamerant.com