The X-Men don't exist in Marvel's Wolverine since mutants aren't safe in this world, Insomniac says — 'We wanted to remind people that existence for a mutant is not safe. It's hard. It's scary'
- Insomniac Games says the X-Men don't exist in Marvel's Wolverine since mutants aren't safe in this world
- Narrative director Walt Williams says mutants are outsiders, and Logan's POV is the perfect fit for this story
- Williams says, "We wanted to bring players back to that mindset of that these are characters who exist on the outside"
Insomniac Games has finally explained why the X-Men don't exist in Marvel's Wolverine, and it's all about telling a story where mutants aren't safe.
In the upcoming superhero game, Logan, aka Wolverine, is a former member of the mutant black ops unit, Team X, which also includes Sabretooth and Mystique, meaning the X-Men haven't been established in this world.
"So Team X is canonical. It is Logan's first team in his history," narrative director Walt Williams said in an interview with IGN. "It was a black ops team from the '70s made...
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