Earlier this week, we reported that Marvel’s Wolverine spoilers were spreading online, with chapter titles and even potential plot details posted by someone who appeared to have gotten their hands on a copy two weeks ahead of launch. Things have only escalated in the days since, as someone else has begun streaming their entire playthrough on Twitch.
The setup is fairly simple: a camera pointed at the TV as they claw through Marvel’s Wolverine to an audience of roughly 40–50 viewers. The leaker in question, who we won't name here, started with Kick and TikTok Live, but migrated to Twitch because the streams kept getting taken down.
“Loving the new Marvel’s Wolverine game,” they said. “It’s official — first ever to play 😉.”
However, they have continued to share screenshots and clips to their TikTok and Instagram, which currently remains untouched.
The streamer hasn’t divulged how they acquired a copy of Marvel’s Wolverine, but their bio claims that they are “CDL certified,” which is required for delivery drivers in the US — something they allude to with a truck emoji. It’s not the smoking gun, but OP may have swiped a copy to play early from the delivery stock.
If you want to know our completely legal thoughts on Wolverine, check out TheGamer's preview here.
This also happened with Starfield in 2023, when 29-year-old Darin Harris posted over 45 minutes of footage online while also trying to sell additional copies of the game. A police report obtained by Polygon revealed that Harris had been accused of stealing 67 copies from the Vantiva logistics warehouse, landing him a felony charge of $2,500—$10,000.
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