Marvel's Wolverine sold 1.9 million copies in three days, bringing Sony approximately $130 million

The action game Marvel's Wolverine from Insomniac Games sold approximately 1.9 million copies worldwide in the first three days after its release, with game revenue reaching about $130 million. About 1 million copies sold were digital pre-orders.

According to analysts, 22.9% of Wolverine's revenue came from physical copies. Alinea Analytics specifically emphasizes that their calculations account for sales to players and do not include unsold copies, which publishers sometimes include in their shipment figures to stores.

In its first three days, Wolverine has already surpassed Death Stranding 2: On the Beach's lifetime sales on PS5 — 1.9 million versus 1.8 million copies. Revenue was also slightly higher: about $130 million versus $129 million. Additionally, according to Alinea Analytics, Insomniac's new game is currently showing the largest result among new PlayStation Studios projects on PS5 in 2026.

For comparison, MLB The Show brought in about $99 million with 1.5 million copies sold on PS5, Marathon — $60 million with 1.8 million copies on all platforms, Saros — $40 million with 510 thousand copies on PS5, and Marvel Tōkon — $49 million with 740 thousand copies sold on all platforms.