X-Men Origins: Wolverine Slasher Developed Without Crunch Thanks to Film Delay
Many players appreciated the final result of the work.
A new game about the adventures of Wolverine will be released soon. While discussing the modern Marvel’s Wolverine, players recall older movies and video games where the superhero starred in the lead role or was available as one of the playable characters.
People sometimes mention the film X-Men Origins: Wolverine, as well as the 2009 slasher X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Video games based on movies often turn out to be of poor quality, but in this case, it resulted in a game that some remember with warmth to this day. As it turned out, the developers had a great deal of time to work on it.
X-Men Origins: Wolverine has been mentioned in social media so frequently recently that one of the developers took notice. Allison Salmon shared that the team was helped by a delay in the film’s premiere, which provided extra time for development.
As a result, Allison explains, the developers were able to create X-Men Origins: Wolverine without crunch:
I worked on this project and, honestly, we didn’t have to crunch because the movie’s release was pushed back by a year. So we had a HUGE amount of time…

The release of Marvel’s Wolverine is expected on September 15 exclusively on PlayStation 5 consoles. Currently, it holds a score of 78 out of 100 on Metacritic after 113 reviews.
X-Men Origins: Wolverine holds a score of 75 after 74 reviews, alongside a user score of 7.8 out of 10 from 204 reviews.
Source: iXBT.games
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