DSOGaming writes: "Modder Dalek Caan has released a remaster mod for the second Spider-Man game, overhauling all of the game's blurry textures."
Superhero games have been around for a long time before the PS2, but it felt like Sony’s second console was when developers really started to play around with the powers and abilities of the characters we’ve seen in movies, TV shows and comic books.
Just beat the Punisher game from the Marvel Capcom Arcade Collection last night, couch co-op with a buddy. That was fun.
Spider-Man 2 was life back then. I used to swing around New York and powerbomb thugs off of skyscrapers. Other than that I played Ultimate Alliance a lot as well as Hulk Ultimate Destruction.
The production values are top-notch across the board. If you are looking to play the ultimate version of Spider-Man 2, this is it.
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I love the modding community.
This was my favorite superhero game until the new Spider-Man game. It's such a fun game and I really hope I get to try it out with some updated graphics someday.
Thank god this wasn't the PC edition of Spiderman 2 what a nightmare that was after a week of playing it at a friend's house on console in the mid 2000s and buying it on PC only to install it on and be greeted by what can only be described as a kid's game in the same box.
Shame we never got a genuine copy of Spiderman 2 on PC
This was the only Spider-Man game that got the web-swinging physics right. You can feel the web-lines taut from each swing, and whenever there wasn't a web-line you descend naturally.
Every Spider-Man game subsequent made the character float in the air too much between swings. Even in PS4 Spider-Man – the character's able to make turns around city blocks while in the air without a web-line like he was flying.
Thanks, I guess, but I don't understand how it works, I downloaded a file called WebbedUpV1.1 and unzipped it, but there was no ISO in it, just a dossier called Textures containing a bunch of .dds files... I have that Dolphin emulator installed, but with no ISO file I'm not going anywhere...