Published: 2018-09-04, Author: Charles , review by: Gamingnexus.com
Abstract: As a game reviewer it's sometimes easy to get caught up in the hype cycle around AAA games. There's a momentum of opinion that forms around a game based on its E3 appearances, trailers, game convention demos, and a large numbers of previews based on snipp...
Marvel's Spider-Man combines exciting traversal mechanics, varied combat, great presentation and plenty of content to build up enough momentum and swing by the underwhelming story and boss battles without getting caught in a web...
Abstract: As big as superhero hero movies have become, as much money as Disney and Warner Bros. are pulling in from their respective comic-book companies' stables of legendary licenses, there's something weird: there are very, very few comic-book games, and even fe...
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Published: 2018-09-04, Author: John , review by: nerdreactor.com
Abstract: Back in 2004, Treyarch's Spider-Man 2 for the PlayStation 2, Xbox and Gamecube was a game changer for superhero and Spider-Man video games. It featured an open world of Manhattan where we were able to swing all around the city. What's more impressive is t...
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Published: 2018-09-04, Author: Mike , review by: venturebeat.com
Marvel's Spider-Man is the best superhero game since Batman: Arkham Asylum. The swinging, combat, and New York City itself come together to create a Spider-Man experience that is exciting and faithful to the character. If you've ever been a fan of Spidey...
I wanted Marvel's Spider-Man on PS4 to make me feel like Spider-Man: To sail between the highrises of New York City, to nimbly web up hordes of enemies, and tussle with familiar, animal-themed villains. Insomniac Games' first foray into the world of Marve...
Published: 2018-09-04, Author: Chris , review by: bgr.com
Abstract: When Spider-Man 2: The Game came out on GameCube, PS2, and Xbox in 2004, it was a revelation. More often than not, video game developers hadn't been able to translate superhero stories to an interactive medium, but Spider-Man 2 was the exception. Not only...
An emotionally charged story effective at spurring you into action, Web-swinging feels fantastic, making the act of going anywhere feel amazing, Combat is dynamic and rewards variety and skill, Fantastic boss battles and exciting story setpieces, A slick,
Optional side activities can feel monotonous and menial, Some takedown animations and quips can become repetitive
