Tags: #Marvel#Spiderman

Spidey in 4 flavours

Published by Charl Norman on Mar 31st, 2010, 17 Comments

This is what you'll see in the Amazing Spider-Man universe.

There have been good Spider-Man games, there have been bad Spider-Man games. The only thing that’s really certain is that there will always be a next one, and Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions is it. In it, you play Peter Parker’s superhero self in each of four different Marvel universes. A ludicrous plot will tie them all together, no doubt. Comic book universes are a complicated, and often logically inconsistent concept, but their one strength is that we get to see our favourite heroes in a completely different art style.

So far, the Amazing Spider-Man and Spider-Man Noire the only of the four game worlds that have been confirmed. Fingers crossed for Spider-Man Manga, that could be fun.

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