Sony's Game Plans for Spider-Man 3, Wolverine, and X-Men Leaked in Cybersecurity Breach

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Sony-owned Insomniac Games' more than 1.3 million files, including game roadmaps and information about an upcoming "Wolverine" title, have been leaked online by the Rhysida ransomware group. The leaked files reveal Sony's plans to release several Marvel-inspired titles in the next decade, including "Spider-Man 3" and games based on Venom and X-Men. Insomniac and Marvel's licensing deal is valued at up to $621 million for the development and marketing of X-Men games by 2035. The hack follows a trend of major leaks in the gaming industry, such as the early footage leak of Take-Two Interactive Software's "Grand Theft Auto VI" last year.
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