For years, developers made several attempts to crack Spider-Man ‘s video game formula through a plethora of different titles. Sadly, many early 8 and 16-bit Spider-Man titles were just generic beat ’em ups and platformers with Webhead slapped on them as an afterthought. However, the mid-90s saw a few games that successfully turned the hero’s abilities into genuinely fun game mechanics.These older games pointed the way toward Insomniac’s phenomenal Spider-Man titles. With the franchise’s second entry on the way, it seems fitting to look back at the Wall-Crawler’s catalog of games that would benefit from a re-release or even a full-on remake.While Neversoft was busy with the Tony Hawk franchise, Vicarious Visions provided the sequel to their PlayStation Spider-Man title, Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro. The sequel introduced some improvements, like the ability to explore the streets and more detailed character models, but never fully exploited them.RELATED: 10 Best Licensed Games You Can’t Play Today
For years, developers made several attempts to crack Spider-Man ‘s video game formula through a plethora of different titles. Sadly, many early 8 and 16-bit Spider-Man titles were just generic beat ’em ups and platformers with Webhead slapped on them as an afterthought. However, the mid-90s saw a few games that successfully turned the hero’s abilities into genuinely fun game mechanics.
These older games pointed the way toward Insomniac’s phenomenal Spider-Man titles. With the franchise’s second entry on the way, it seems fitting to look back at the Wall-Crawler’s catalog of games that would benefit from a re-release or even a full-on remake.
While Neversoft was busy with the Tony Hawk franchise, Vicarious Visions provided the sequel to their PlayStation Spider-Man title, Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro. The sequel introduced some improvements, like the ability to explore the streets and more detailed character models, but never fully exploited them.
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