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Capturing the 'primal energy of Wolverine' in a new look, Sony is going all-in on Marvel’s Wolverine with a new PS5 collection that includes covers, a DualSense, and a limited-edition console

Sony is giving Marvel’s Wolverine the full PlayStation treatment with a new collection of Battle Yellow and Adamantium PS5 hardware, including console covers for PS5 and PS5 Pro, DualSense controllers, and a limited-edition PS5 console.

Capturing the 'primal energy of Wolverine' in a new look, Sony is going all-in on Marvel’s Wolverine with a new PS5 collection that includes covers, a DualSense, and a limited-edition console

Sony is unveiling a new PS5 collection to capture the primal energy of Wolverine in a new look, including a limited-edition PS5 Digital Edition console, DualSense controllers, and console covers. The collection, available starting September 15, 2026, comes in two color options: Battle Yellow and Adamantium. The Battle Yellow option features the iconic yellow console design with claw marks inspired by Insomniac’s “Battle Reborn” suit, while the Adamantium finish offers a more understated metallic look.

The collection also includes a DualSense Wireless Controller in the matching color and a console cover for existing PS5 and PS5 Pro owners. The limited-edition PS5 Digital Edition bundle, featuring the iconic yellow console, controller, and game, will set you back $649.99 or £569.99. While the price may seem steep, the collection allows you to bring a bit of Wolverine into your gaming setup without needing to purchase another console.

The design captures the raw energy of Wolverine, according to graphic artist Jock, who worked on the collection. Preorders for the limited-edition hardware open on August 19, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time.

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