The latest cinematic trailer for Marvel’s Wolverine, developed by Insomniac Games, has sparked a wave of negative comments from fans who are still reeling from Sony’s announcement to cease production of physical discs for PlayStation games. The trailer, titled ‘Ain’t No Hero,’ has garnered over 1 million views on YouTube and nearly 5,000 comments since its debut.

Despite showcasing a first look at Lady Deathstrike and hinting at a team-up between Logan and Sabretooth, viewers have largely used the opportunity to express their frustrations with Sony’s decision to abandon physical discs. The comment section on YouTube has become a hotspot for fans to voice their discontent, with many referencing the company’s decision to stop producing physical copies of games starting in 2028.

One popular comment read, ‘At least I get to have a physical copy of this game,’ highlighting the fact that Marvel’s Wolverine will still receive a physical release. Another player responded, ‘Play has limits,’ referencing the ‘Play Has No Limits’ tagline for the PS5.

The backlash against Sony’s decision has been ongoing, with fans even taking to social media to express their dissatisfaction. For example, one Twitter user joked, ‘People are mad about our physical disc decision, quick, release the new Wolverine trailer!’ Another user chimed in, ‘You aint no hero either. Unless you can convince your overlords to reverse decision on physical media.’

Marvel’s Wolverine is set to launch as a PS5 exclusive on September 15, 2026, making it one of the last first-party titles to receive a physical release before the company stops producing physical discs in January 2028. The trend of fans waiting to criticize Sony has been ongoing, with some even taking to social media to express their frustration when the company took a brief break from its online presence.

It’s worth noting that fans have reacted positively to similar trailers in the past, such as the ‘Be Greater. Together.’ cinematic trailer for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and the first Spider-Man game. However, the negative reaction to the Wolverine trailer suggests that fans are still reeling from Sony’s decision to abandon physical discs.

Do you prefer buying physical copies of games over digital versions? The debate surrounding physical and digital game ownership continues to rage on, with some fans expressing their dissatisfaction with Sony’s decision to stop producing physical discs.

Marvel’s Wolverine is one of the last games to receive a physical release before Sony stops producing physical discs in January 2028. Fans are eagerly awaiting the game’s release on September 15, 2026, but the backlash against Sony’s decision continues to grow.