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Marvel's Spider-Man 2 will have combat accessibility features, including the ability to slow time during fights.

Marvel’s Spider-Man was incredibly popular, and it even sparked a spin-off installment with Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales. Insomniac Games is looking to keep this success trend with its next major release. We know Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is coming, and that has quite a few fans eager to jump into this next action-packed chapter featuring Peter Parker and Miles Morales. However, we’re also learning that this game will have several accessibility features to ensure that more players are able to enjoy this game with ease.

Are you ready for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2? Many are, and anyone who has played the first two titles in the series by Insomniac Games knows what to expect when it arrives. They’ll get a deep narrative, some incredible gameplay, nice boss fights, and a beautiful-looking title, thanks to the power of the PS5. So yeah, it’s a lot to look forward to. Insomniac has been dropping trailers and teases of what to expect in the game, but they’ve also had fun posting gifs and poking fun at themselves in the process. For example, let’s look at a tweet they posted today that’s rather funny.

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Insomniac's first two Spider-Man titles were chock full of suits, but two games aren't enough to unpack Spider-Man's extensive 60-year history, so there is plenty left for Insomniac to use. That's what fans have been discussing on the subreddit.

While the popularity of new battle royale titles has dulled, high-profile titles like Gunzilla Games’ Off The Grid are still in the works. The Battle Royale 2.0 shooter has received new screenshots via the PlayStation Store, seemingly showcasing some actual gameplay. Check them out below, courtesy of Gematsu on Twitter.

Marvel fans are debating as to which character made the dumbest decision in the MCU – and they've made some good points.

Plenty of things in life don’t surprise people, as we can often predict things before they happen. In the video game space, we can often tell that a video game will do well or be received well enough due to the hype around the title or the recent history of the developer. Case in point, the upcoming Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 by Insomniac Games is likely to not only be a great title but a Game of the Year contender and sell many millions on PS5. Another prediction that was easy to make was the success of the custom PS5 for the title.

Could we finally get some justice for The Amazing Spider-Man 3? Andrew Garfield has shared some new insight into his version of Peter Parker post-Spider-Man: No Way Home, and it seems like he thinks there is plenty more story to tell.

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.