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Your friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man will be making a return to PlayStation consoles, with Spider-Man Miles Morales officially confirmed as a PS5 launch title.
Set to land with the console in ‘Holiday 2020’, it replaces old-school Peter Parker with Miles Morales, the latest fan-favourite incarnation of Spider-Man.
A full sequel to the 2018 title Marvel’s Spider-Man, we saw only a glimpse of the game, with Miles kitted out in his signature red and black costume amidst a snow-swept NYC.
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Into the Spider-Verse
With a nod to the hugely-popular Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse film, the game’s color palette is awash with neon and spectacle.
The 2018 Spider-Man was a pleasant surprise, with many seeing it as good a superhero game as there’s ever been, alongside the Batman Arkham series. Insomniac Games nailed Spider-Man’s motion and swinging, making for a fluid traversal and combat system that was a joy to play, and a great comic-worthy storyline.
With the 2018 game being used early on by Sony to showcase the power of the PS5’s SSD, expect Miles Morales to be swinging in through a New York City free of loading screens and pop up.
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[li]PS5: everything we know so far[/li][/ul]
Continue reading…
Set to land with the console in ‘Holiday 2020’, it replaces old-school Peter Parker with Miles Morales, the latest fan-favourite incarnation of Spider-Man.
A full sequel to the 2018 title Marvel’s Spider-Man, we saw only a glimpse of the game, with Miles kitted out in his signature red and black costume amidst a snow-swept NYC.
[ul]
[li]Best PS4 games: the most essential PlayStation 4 releases[/li][li]PS5 vs Xbox Series X: what we know so far[/li][li]Xbox Series X: all the games rumored and confirmed[/li][/ul]
Into the Spider-Verse
With a nod to the hugely-popular Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse film, the game’s color palette is awash with neon and spectacle.
The 2018 Spider-Man was a pleasant surprise, with many seeing it as good a superhero game as there’s ever been, alongside the Batman Arkham series. Insomniac Games nailed Spider-Man’s motion and swinging, making for a fluid traversal and combat system that was a joy to play, and a great comic-worthy storyline.
With the 2018 game being used early on by Sony to showcase the power of the PS5’s SSD, expect Miles Morales to be swinging in through a New York City free of loading screens and pop up.
[ul]
[li]PS5: everything we know so far[/li][/ul]
Continue reading…