Marvel's Wolverine Physical Copies Drop to Around 200 Yuan

Physical PS5 copies of Marvel's Wolverine have fallen to around 200 yuan on secondhand platforms, while the Hong Kong digital version still costs HK$548.
Marvel's Wolverine hasn't been out long, but its physical price is already taking a nosedive.
The PS5 exclusive from Insomniac Games launched on September 15, and it's the studio's big swing at everyone's favorite clawed mutant. But if you've been holding off on picking it up, you might want to check the secondhand market.
Players have spotted physical copies of Marvel's Wolverine going for around 200 yuan on resale platforms. That's a pretty steep drop for a game that only just hit store shelves.
Compare that to the digital version on the Hong Kong PlayStation Store, which is still listed at HK$548. That gap between physical and digital is hard to ignore, and it puts the digital edition at a clear disadvantage right now.
For anyone who's been on the fence, this is a solid window to grab the game cheap. Physical collectors get a deal, and even folks who just want to play can save a chunk of change.
Of course, prices on the resale market can bounce around, so it's worth keeping an eye on listings if you're hunting for the best deal. But at around 200 yuan, it's a tempting entry point for a first-party PS5 title.
So, are you jumping on this low price, or are you still waiting for a deeper discount? Let us know in the comments.
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