My overall favourite SpM Game is 'Spider-Man: The Movie 2' [GameCube] and my favourite Handheld SpM Game is the above GBA version. The question, of course, is which Osborn will become Green Goblin. Both Norman and Harry tend to become Green Goblin in most incarnations of the Spider-Man franchise, including the comics and the Sam Raimi movie trilogy. Either character could wind up as Green Goblin in the sequel. Maybe Norman injects his son with the G-Serum, inadvertently transforming Harry into a monster even worse than Venom. Or perhaps Norman tests the scrum on himself first, causing all his pent-up rage and frustration to take physical form. Everything in the combat you witness is so easily choreographed-looking that when he fights it looks like I'm watching a ballet recital or a generic hollywood movie fight scene where there feels like little weight being shown in the fights. It’s here that we learn The Flame’s true identity and motivation. He’s Cletus Kasady, and he wants to use the symbiote to wreak havoc and destruction on a whole new level. We’ve just witnessed the origin story of Carnage, a symbiote villain even stronger and more bloodthirsty than Venom.

What exactly is “the final chapter?” Looking at the comics, there are two different Spider-man storylines that share that title. The first is 1965’s The Amazing Spider-Man #33. That issue features one of the most iconic Spidey moments ever, as Peter is trapped beneath tons of rubble and has to summon all his strength and courage to break free.After another near-worst case scenario, Peter's guilt over putting Mary Jane and Aunt May in constant danger reaches a peak. He learns about a Doctor Turner who wants to analyze his powers, and it transpires that the good doctor has a device that can remove all of Spidey's incredible abilities. Seeing the opportunity for a normal existence, Peter seizes the chance to get zapped. The process works and Pete is completely drained of his powers. Big_Fudge That's your opinion and I disagree. I loved the Spider-Man games based on the movies and having Bruce Campbell as the tour guide along with the Actors from the movies playing the voices made them even more fun. The Amazing Spider-Man was also a great 3D Spider-Man game and many people I know liked that and some even liked it more than the movie.

This is a tease that could pay off in a potential Spider-Man: Miles Morales 2. We may see Cindy Moon gain spider powers of her own and learn the ropes of the superhero game from Miles. Maybe Spider-Man 3 will allow gamers to play as three different Spider-People? The more the merrier. I've always loved Spider-Man in comics, and I've seen every one of the movies - I'm massively hyped for the new movie! But games, not so exciting. It’s not 1-1, but things are where you expect them to be. Obviously we want [our New York] to be familiar, but at the end of the day, this is Marvel’s New York – there’s the Avengers tower here – so we just want to make the city fun to traverse.”Second, the game features a post-credits scene where Miles and his mother host a dinner for Albert and his daughter. His daughter turns out to be Cindy, who in the comics becomes the heroine Silk. Big_Fudge It had a sizeable open world what was a first, the best web swinging ever, decent combat and some good bosses. 80% on MC and 8.7 user score, so clearly it was loved. Another side quest in the game winds up leading Spider-Man to the penthouse apartment of Dmitri Smerdyakov, better known as the shape-shifting villain Chameleon. Thanks to a series of pre-recorded messages, Spidey learns about the troubled history between Chameleon and his half-brother, Kraven. He then escapes a death trap meant for Kraven himself.