Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Will Let Players Visit Aunt May’s House in Queens

While it may be hard to pin down who did the first “custom console,” it’s not hard to notice that there are a lot of them out in the gaming world right now. Whenever Microsoft, Sony, or Nintendo release a major AAA title, they tend to give players the option of buying a custom console with designs from the game in question to make them feel “more connected” to it. Though they are usually a bit more expensive than the standard models, many gamers flock to get them, and Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 PS5 isn’t going to be any different.

We've been luxuriating in all the new Marvel's Spider-Man 2 details from today's San Diego Comic-Con panel, which included a stunning new story trailer and a limited-edition Spider-Man 2 PS5 bundle, the aesthetics of which has already polarised opinion within Push Square's own editorial staff.

Update: Pre-orders will open on 28th July for a stunning new Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Limited Edition hardware model. The console, which features a custom design, will be available in two permutations, both with or without a Blu-ray disc slot. It’ll also come with a matching DualSense design, showcasing the duality of Peter Parker’s struggle against the Venom symbiote.

When it comes to trailers, most people like to point out the view counts for ones like TV shows or movies, as they can “gauge interest” in what is coming up. The Marvel Cinematic Universe and DC Comics films are sometimes famous for their trailer viewer counts. But when it comes to video games, you don’t often hear about how well a trailer is doing unless it’s for a very highly-anticipated title. One such title got a trailer last week at San Diego Comic-Con, and the numbers back up the fact that many people are waiting for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 with bated breath.

It’s hard to believe that it’s already almost been a week since San Diego Comic-Con started up. The event may not have been the “all-consuming event” it had been in the past, but that didn’t mean there wasn’t anything to do at the show. Case in point, many comic panels and vendors saw their business boom because fans were willing to check out their tables and content versus simply going to the “big Hollywood stuff.” Another thing that happened was that video game panels took the show by storm, including Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 having a panel for fans to enjoy.

has been revealed, letting fans know when they can watch the Andrew Garfield-led sequel on the streaming platform.

Sony has released the highlights of last week’s Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 San Diego Comic-Con panel.

Insomniac Games has explained what it means to expand Marvel’s Spider-Man 2’s open world from the city skyscrapers of New York, to its boroughs in Queens and Brooklyn.

NetherRealm’s Mortal Kombat franchise will be receiving a reboot with the upcoming title, Mortal Kombat 1. It is set to hit shelves on September 19 on PC and current-gen consoles, and in the lead-up, some of the characters and gameplay have been revealed.

It’s safe to assume that Venom is going to be the star of the show in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, but of course, he isn’t going to be the only antagonist that our two heroes will be locking horns with in the highly anticipated sequel. On top of the struggles in their own personal lives, as New York’s two Spider-Men, Peter and Miles will also be fighting against other famous Spider-Man villains in the form of Lizard and Kraven the Hunter. In fact, the latter is going to be the “catalyst” for the entire story.

Star Wars Outlaws will let you work with Jabba the Hutt himself.

Star Wars Outlaws will take us to Mos Eisley, in perhaps its most explorable form yet. The Tatooine spaceport will feature the iconic cantina, the surrounding farms, and Jabba's Palace, letting you experience everything that this wretched hive of scum and villainy has to offer.