"The Amazing Spider-Man 2 swings onto consoles and gives gamers something to get their hands on before the movie releases on May 2. The critic reviews of the movie have been very positive so far. Can Beenox’s latest game be just as exciting as the film? Join BootHammer as we play through the PlayStation 4 port to see what Spidey offers in this sequel." -BootHammer
Let's celebrate Stan Lee the best way gamers know how, by looking at his most memorable virtual appearances. Excelsior!
OnlySP spoke to Beenox co-studio head and creative director Thomas Wilson about the company’s work on Spider-Man games. Between 2001 and 2007, Beenox did not develop a single original game. Instead, the studio worked as a porting house. Beenox’s experience with movie tie-ins led to the studio’s original work on The Bee Movie in 2007 and Monsters vs. Aliens in 2009, and its experience porting Spider-Man games resulted in the studio being handed the reigns to develop original Spider-Man titles in 2010.
Nice read. Wilson's candor is refreshing. He flat out says Activision did not give Beenox the budget, resources, or the time they needed. Really is too bad Activision squandered their opportunities with the Spider-man franchise. They could have made some really great games. Activision being Activision.
Always felt bad for this team. They did a lot of things right, but Activision screwed them over at every turn.
TechRaptor's Dan Hodges writes, "With Insomniac's highly promising Spider-Man right around the corner, let's revisit some of the web-slinger's worst video game outings."
Don’t forget about Spider Man 2 The PC Version which is worse than the console version. Web of Shadow PS2 version is also the worse than PS3/X360.
Best Spider Man game to date has to be Spider Man 2.
Worst Spider Man game to date I will have to go with The Amazing Spider Man 2.
The absolute WORST Spider Man game is, by far, the PSVR installment. I'd have more fun playing with dog shit than that game.
the spiderman game has been lost in the mist of the great may games coming.
I didn't expect more from a Movie-licenced game
You would think with as many Spider-Man games that Beenox have made, they would have had a better formula by now.
Why the hell don't they settle down, spend 2-3 years and start a Spider-man franchise not tied to the movies and made based on the comic books. They could separate the Ultimate Spiderman series into chunks (there were 168ish comics in that series plus bonus tie ins with other Marvel characters) and go from there
Having the devs spend a year on this crap will never turn out well
is it too much to ask for a spiderman on par with the arkham series