Like most Spider-Man games, there's a lot to unlock from audio recordings to readable comics to (best of all) alternate costumes. Despite what I just said about there being too many villains, it was still nice to see them all, Kraven and Carnage in particular (as well as another brilliant cameo from Stan Lee himself). However, there is still much to enjoy in this game. Had they removed Electro and Green Goblin by perhaps making this game take place after the film, there would be more time to focus on the other villains and develop them better (maybe even have multiple battles with them).
There's Shocker, Kingpin, Black Cat, Kraven, the Green Goblin, Electro, and Carnage. The story, while interesting, is sadly convoluted for the same reason people say Spider-Man 3 is: there's too many villains. It would have been far more innovative to create multiple endings and tie it in with this system, say getting a bad ending if you're too far into the Menace bar. On paper, it sounds unique but it falls just short in the fact that there is no real incentive to stay in the Hero bar unless you just want the in-game Task Forces off your back. I have mixed feelings about the Hero or Menace system. Firstly, while the graphics are good, the pop-in is dreadful and frequent (though buildings thankfully remain untextured for only a fraction of a second). Firstly, while the graphics are good, the Is this game as good as the last one? Unfortunately, no, and I can say why for a number of reasons. Is this game as good as the last one? Unfortunately, no, and I can say why for a number of reasons.
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