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One of my local retailers had an Xbox pod running and were showing the PS2 version running on TV screens around the shop.
The Xbox one looks far superior with a clearer screen, reflections in the windows, etc.
Anyway, the pendulem swinging looks really cool - not quite like the movies, but that would be hard to do, but it's a hell of a lot better than the first Spider-man Movie game.
I didn't have the time to keep watching it though, but I am glad I chose it as a GAD prize ages ago - I cannae wait!
Yes, it's still a fun game, although it's getting a little boring after completion - being forced to earn 50,000 points when I was left with about 10,000 after completion :/
Still fun launching off the Empire State though :D
*MAY BE SPOILER TO YOU!!!* ...when i found Mystearo in the shop i kinda shat myself when his health bar went up three times! but then it was funny! how he really is..weak! fighting Doc Ock is really cool, no? i'm up to the bit where Black Cat is leading me to Shocker for the 2nd time. should be fun!**
:-D
Why can't all games be this fun?
A little tip: You don't necessarily need to jump off the pole...
Just beaten Rhino and got a 1446 ft drop. It's just so fun messing about doing nothing I don't really want to play through the story.
They are hardly awful though, Spider-Man looks excellent, great movement, excellent physics and he has a complete reflection effect with the environment, the game even sports the early rendition of the havoc physics engine.
I agree that work can be done with the environments but I really don't think anything outside of the next generation of consoles will be able to handle a multi-format game that has interactive environments with a really high polygon count.
Spider-Man 3 has been announced as a PS3 launch title so I am personally looking out for this one, they are keeping the same GTA style approach but in terms of what it can do visually, who knows?! I personally can't wait for E3 next year; just to see if the next generation of consoles can compete with current top end PC games.