The "God of War" series is so satisfying, its building blocks so solidly in-place, that borrowing ideas from it is not like an artist copying the Mona Lisa, say but more like a caveman copying the wheel. Yes, "Wolverine" is not a little like Sony's AAA series "God of War." This is a good thing. The first thing any seasoned game player will notice is that "Wolverine" plays very much like a venerable action franchise of late. Is this a good game? Yes! Would it have been better had its cinematic tie-in never existed? Hell yes. That's right: the every-game-made-from-a-movie-will-suck curse has only been partially proven untrue. I can only imagine, however, that once they actually started wrangling with the "source" material from the film people, they had a hell of a time making it all fit together. A game based on a film that they would actually have the time to do right? Fantastic! Finally, the every-game-made-from-a-movie-will-suck curse would be lifted. The reaction of the Raven people must have been ecstatic when that news dropped.
So, they got cracking on a new Wolverine game! What transpired later was the announcement of a new film from Fox featuring the origin story of everyone's favorite comic character.
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