Spiderman is one of the first PS2 games I plated on a regular basis all the way back in the early 2000s; while the controls are a little clunky compared to the likes of more recent games like GTAIV/V, Batman: Arkham City or any of the recent Zelda games, Spiderman still has some mighty impressive for the technology that was available in 2002 (the game sometimes goes to 50/60fps when at certain camera angles). But does it hold up in 2017's market? Not as a contemporary title, no. But it's still great for Spiderman fans, or fans of beat-'em-ups in general.
If there was anything lacking in this title originally, Spiderman 2 made up for it with its innovative open-world gameplay that was pioneered by games like GTA:III. And we've moved a long way since this title. Still, this game is a good time-capsule of when Spiderman was at the top of the entertainment world, when he swung onto the big screen in 2002.
If there was anything lacking in this title originally, Spiderman 2 made up for it with its innovative open-world gameplay that was pioneered by games like GTA:III. And we've moved a long way since this title. Still, this game is a good time-capsule of when Spiderman was at the top of the entertainment world, when he swung onto the big screen in 2002.