is yet another example of what happens when games are rushed out to coincide with a movie release date. It's especially frustrating because the web swinging really is fun, but developer Beenox wasn't able to keep the momentum going once you hit the ground.

Much-improved swinging; Nice costumes

Combat's no fun; Dull Peter Parker segments; Incoherent plot

Le jeu débute par l'assassinat de l'oncle Ben de Peter Parker, une scène classique dans la mythologie de Spiderman . L'événement sert de prétexte afin de vous faire enfiler le fameux collant rouge et bleu de Spiderman pour ensuite aller arpenter les toits de Manhattan.

Les phases de voltige; Modélisation et animation de Spiderman; Respect de l'oeuvre de San Lee; Introduction de nouveautés; Aspect combat bien ficel

Modélisation de New York; Réalisation technique indigne de la PS4; IA des ennemis lors des phases d'infiltration; Quêtes secondaires répétitives; Phases en Peter Parker peu convaincantes; Temps de chargement

Forgiveness is not a rational choice. Emotions are what cause us to waver in our beliefs, to brush aside a questionable act from a loved one or to put blinders on when the truth overwhelms us. The idea of forgiveness is endemic to what The Amazing-Spider 2 is.

Enjoyable representation of Spider-Man; Satisfying boss fights

Tedious side missions; Combat is too simple for its own good; Movement lacks precision

In recent years, Spider-Man games have regressed to the times before Spider-Man 2, in which the web magically attached to the sky as opposed to buildings, which meant that the titular character had seemingly found a way to latch onto clouds.

Movie tie-in video games have almost always been hit or miss. Some have been worth the effort, while most become regrettable purchases. Even fewer live up to or exceed the movies they are based on. 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' falls somewhere in the middle.

Nearly two years, the Amazing Spider-Man film rebooted the franchise and its video game incarnation hit stores to a lukewarm response. The previous generation's Spider-Man 2 and Ultimate Spider-Man games were the apex of the wall-crawlers gaming exploits, but ASM's dev Beenox did a bangup job with...

Spider-Man has been amazing, spectacular, and most recently superior. Now he can add sloppy to his list of titles. While developer Beenox hasn't really up kept a solid stewardship of Spider-Man, the last Amazing Spider-Man game proved to be a fun romp in the big apple.

The Amazing-Spider Man 2 has you traveling all over Manhattan solving crimes, collecting items and fighting the obtuse control system.

Overall not a whole lot has changed from one game to the next, but I can't help but feel underwhelmed by this version in comparison to the last one. The graphics are not as good as they should be, the loading times are still just as bad as they were last time around, and the game just feels...

Great Game on of the best Spider-Man games of all time the one that's actually has a lot of glitches is the Xbox One version that was never planned for that console.