What Wolverine's Chart-Topping September Means for PS5 Playe…

Wolverine's strong sales show that a beloved character and a trusted studio can drive commercial success even when reviews are mixed, reinforcing the power of established IP on PlayStation.
Wolverine's strong sales show that a beloved character and a trusted studio can drive commercial success even when reviews are mixed, reinforcing the power of established IP on PlayStation.
Key points - Marvel's Wolverine topped PS5 digital sales in the US and Canada for September. - It beat FC 27 and NBA 2K27 despite mixed critical reviews. - In Europe, Wolverine placed second behind FC 27. - Halloween: The Game and The Blood of Dawnwalker rounded out the top five in both regions. - GTA 5 claimed fifth place in Europe, continuing its long-running sales streak.
Timeline - September: Marvel's Wolverine tops PS5 digital sales in the US and Canada. - September: Wolverine places second in Europe behind FC 27. - September: Sony releases its top-selling digital games list for the month.
FAQ
Q: Did Marvel's Wolverine sell well despite mixed reviews? A: Yes. It topped PS5 digital sales in the US and Canada for September and placed second in Europe, beating major sports titles like NBA 2K27.
Q: What games did Wolverine beat on the PS5 charts? A: In the US and Canada, it outsold FC 27 and NBA 2K27. In Europe, it came in second behind FC 27, with Halloween and The Blood of Dawnwalker following.
Q: Is GTA 5 still selling well on PS5? A: Absolutely. GTA 5 landed at fifth place on the European PS5 digital sales chart for September, showing it remains a perennial favorite since 2013.
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