There's almost noting to dislike about Marvel's Spider-Man by Insomniac. The game offers a cool, original Spidey universe the somehow manages to make some of the longest-lassoing elements of Spider-Man lore feel fresh. I didn't love all of it, but every bit of it was entertaining and enrapturing.

It has been a number of years, but finally we have a new Spider-Man game, and it's good to have the web slinger back once again. Simply titled Marvel's Spider-Man it may be, although at least the game doesn't take us back to the superhero's over-told origin story.

More than anything, The Heist leaves you begging for more, and I guess that's what the idea was. It's just enough more Spider-Man to get you back into the swing of things, but it leaves you hanging with an abrupt ending and minimal new side content.

More Spider-Man; Cat and Spidey's relationship; That father question

Too short; Minimal new mechanics; No bosses

This DLC content comes off feeling a little 'more of same.' It doesn't introduce anything terribly new, and feels like it has less content and depth than the first chapter. I'm holding out hope that the third chapter can wrap this up neatly.

My kids love this game. Only thing missing from it is multiplayer mode but overall this is great for any Spiderman fan.

Silver Lining doesn't give much of a glimpse of what the gameplay will be because it is still the same as it ever was. Using New York as a jungle gym remains exhilarating and pummeling Hammerhead's goons still thrives off the deep, fluid combat system.

Same smooth Spider-Man gameplay; Cleverly sets up the inevitable sequel; Plenty of smaller; more surprising moments

The city remains to be in its own separate menu; Tags

I bought this at Black Friday Sale and was pleased I had for a fantastic Christmas present and a bargain price. My son was very excited on opening this and could not wait to play it. He loves web-slining around the city just like Spiderman. Great graphics and game play.

Spider-Man has been one of the most prolific and popular superheroes for Marvel since his inception, and that has spun off into him appearing in dozens of video games. Since the medium became popular, he's been the main character in several of them just in the past 15 years or so.

Tight, precise controls; fantastic gameplay, with everything serving a purpose by improving your character; mind-blowing graphics; great story and acting; lots of playtime for your money; Spider-Man is (mostly) a paragon of virtue and a good role model

Some side missions seem like odd, boring tasks to bother a superhero with; if you only play the main story your character will be very underpowered by the end of the game; some missions are difficult even on easy

Spider-Man has been one of the most prolific and popular superheroes for Marvel since his inception, and that has spun off into him appearing in dozens of video games. Since the medium became popular, he's been the main character in several of them just in the past 15 years or so.

Tight, precise controls; fantastic gameplay, with everything serving a purpose by improving your character; mind-blowing graphics; great story and acting; lots of playtime for your money; Spider-Man is (mostly) a paragon of virtue and a good role model

Some side missions seem like odd, boring tasks to bother a superhero with; if you only play the main story your character will be very underpowered by the end of the game; some missions are difficult even on easy

This was a gift for my grandson and he loved it