When 2004's Spider-Man 2 hit theaters, the video game tie-in was an example of how licensed products could be done right. Ten years later, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is on the big screen, but this time the game is just an empty commercial cash-in.

The Amazing Spiderman 2 Developer: Beenox Distributor: Activision Format: Reviewed on Xbox One digital download from Xbox Live Reviewer: Edwin Millheim We had been hoping to see more Spiderman action, and thankfully Beenox who has handled other games featured everyone's favorite wall crawler stepped...

After all the confusion surrounding the Xbox One version of this latest movie tie-in, a digital version of the title popped up on Xbox Live Marketplace yesterday. We downloaded and played through.

Improved swing mechanics

Poor graphics; poor storyline; repetitive fights; bad AI

Purchased digitally as Titanfall is becoming so repetetive. Lots of fun, improved game mechanics, multiple suits that give various upgrades to attack, webbing etc. The same suits all level up while in use through XP. Fast movement through New York, some boss battles are actually challenging.

This game is awesome! This was my very first Spider-Man game I have so far, and it is an absolute blast. I guess that's why part of the title says "Amazing," and it's true!

Just like the movie, this spider man story should have never been released. The combat is terrible, the graphics look like a xbox 360 game, and easily gets repetitive. The storyline is even worse than the movie this game is based off. If your a marvel fan, you should definitely not play this game.

Not that many missions though. There is also a lot of loading screens. But overall I am happy with my purchase.

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Lots of loadung screens

Excellent game, my son and his friends absolutely love this game..

I love the story and in-theory the game mechanics. Sadly the controls are awkward and make it difficult until you learn to gauge the sensitivity and timing. Overall, it's an excellent game with so many side quests and little side stories you can put 40 hours in and still have fun.

I'll begin the main section of this review with the visuals of TASM2 . While visuals are by no means the be all and end all in my book, you still hope that certain games hit a minimum standard, especially on the new gen consoles.

Follows a different storyline to the sequel movie; New web-swing mechanic works well once use to it

Visually does not look new gen; Heroic missions feel a burden and repetitive; Recycled dialogue; Unimaginative boss fights