Marvel's Wolverine continues to receive post-launch support from Insomniac Games, with the latest update continuing to add features based on player feedback. Despite the player frustrations and controversies, it seems Marvel's Wolverine has become another big hit for Sony and Insomniac, with the latter continuing to address the pain points through new post-launch updates.

It's been a wild couple of months for Marvel's Wolverine as the game experienced plenty of controversy prior to its September 15 launch. Preview events highlighted some gameplay areas that fans took issue with, from perceived simplistic boss fights to the game overly holding the players hand. In fact, Logan's tracking ability in Marvel's Wolverine, represented by a blue scent trailer in-game, became a lightning rod of sorts for the community, rapidly turning into a major talking point for reviewers and players a like. While Insomniac attempted to defend the feature and explain why it's there in the first place, the studio has been receptive to feedback and is making big changes to the game.

After a mini-controversy surrounding a suspicious-looking bathroom sign, Marvel's Wolverine has become the unwitting poster child for AI paranoia.

Nearly a month after launch, Insomniac continues to make good on its promise to refine Marvel's Wolverine based on feedback . The latest update further adjusts Logan's tracking ability by allowing players to completely toggle all story-related scent trails off from the in-game settings. The update also addresses a number of polish-related issues, fixes for crash triggers, and additional player-reported bugs.

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