Marvels spider-man 2 News, Tips, Tricks & Ideas

Insomniac Games finally released its long-awaited patch for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, adding New Game Plus, Mission Replay, new suits and much more. However, it also unintentionally added access to the game’s debug menu. A hotfix is on the way to address this, and the developer warns that using the menu may corrupt your saves and trophy progress.

Developer Insomniac Games has released a new update for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, bringing with it a host of fixes, and new features, including New Game+. The update, numbered at version 1.002.000, also brings with it other features like Mission Replay, and the ability to change the time of day. Check out the full patch notes below.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is set to receive its long-awaited New Game Plus mode in a free update on March 7, and in a lengthy update on the PlayStation Blog, Insomniac Games has revealed the finer details on everything else the update will add to the game.

In its latest quarterly fiscal report, alongside providing updated sales figures for PS5, Sony has also done the same for its last major flagship first-party release, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. As of December 31, a little over two month’s on from its launch on October 20, the acclaimed open world superhero title has sold 10 million units worldwide.

NOTE: There are spoilers ahead for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.

Many of Insomniac Games’ long-term plans have leaked following a recent ransomware hack, including a new IP, X-Men titles, and more. On top of that, however, it seems much more short-term plans for upcoming post-launch content for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 have also emerged.

The recent Insomniac ransomware leak has been an eye-wateringly large scale one, revealing details on a number of upcoming titles planned for the next decade or so – from Spider-Man games and an X-Men series to a new Ratchet and Clank instalment and a new IP – as well as undisclosed sales figures for previously-released titles like Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart and Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales. Alongside that, much more recent sales figures for Insomniac’s latest release have also emerged.

Venom being Marvel’s Spider-Man 2’s main antagonist was among the bigger reasons the game generated as much excitement in the lead-up to its launch as it did, and with the game now more than a month old, it’s fair to say that the iconic villain lived up expectations. Interestingly, however, it seems only a fraction of the voice recording that voice actor Tony Todd did for Venom made it into the final game.

Circana (formerly known as the NPD Group) has released the latest software and hardware sales data for the month of October in the United States (via analyst Mat Piscatella on social media platform X), and on the software side of things, there’s an abundance of new releases debuting in the top 20.

Since its recent launch, Insomniac Games has released a handful of patches for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 to iron out lingering bugs and technical issues in the game that players have reported, and the developer has now released another one of those updates, bringing the game up to version 1.001.005.

Sony has revealed its financial results for the second quarter of fiscal year 2024, ending on October 30th. It included updated sales numbers for titles like Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, which has sold five million copies since launch.

NOTE: There are major spoilers ahead for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.

Whether or not Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 will receive post-launch DLC similar to the first game remains to be seen, but creative director Bryan Intihar sure seems to be hinting at not just upcoming content, but possibly upcoming content related to fellow Marvel superhero Daredevil.

Insomniac Games has released a new patch for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, which addresses several issues. The Upgraded Classic suit, found to have duplicate eye details, is fixed, and the developer has further fixed issues with long play sessions causing models to not load properly.

Sony and Insomniac Games have released a new trailer for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, showcasing the praise showered by critics on the title (making it the developer’s best-reviewed game yet). Check it out below and read our review, where we awarded it a 9 out of 10.

NOTE: There are some spoilers ahead for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.

For all the cool things that Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 has to offer, some concepts didn’t make it. Speaking on IGN’s Beyond, senior creative director Bryan Intihar revealed that the Symbiote possessing Sandman was one such idea.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is a pretty good game, but it’s not without some errors. Miles Morales’ apartment displays the flag for Cuba, but the family is Puerto Rican. Fans quickly picked up on this, and Insomniac Games announced a patch to fix the issue. Said patch is now live and displays the Puerto Rican flag.

Whether it’s the seamless loading times or the performance, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 has impressed many on a technical level. However, perhaps the most impressive feature is ray tracing always being on, regardless of the mode players choose. Whether it’s 30 FPS, 40 FPS or 60 FPS, ray tracing will be enabled, which is all the more impressive since very few games (if any) have achieved the same.

Insomniac’s Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 has sold over 2.5 million copies within its first 24 hours of release. The hugely awaited open-world superhero title was released on October 20th exclusively for PS5 and has garnered rave reviews from critics.

While Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 shipped with 78 suits, more are on the way. In a new tweet, John Wick: Chapter 4 actor Rina Sawayama revealed a new suit she designed with clothing brand KidSuper. It’s a biker-style outfit with a leather jacket and pants and will launch in a future update.

Insomniac Games’ Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is available worldwide, and while perfectly playable for those physical edition owners, it’s recommended to download the day one update. Patch notes are now available, revealing additional accessibility features and improvements.

Over five years since the first game’s release, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is now available exclusively for PS5. It continues the story of Peter Parker and Miles Morales, who are both playable and deal with daily life while fighting crime as Spider-Man.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 has launched in several parts of the world, which means millions of fans are diving into the third instalment of Insomniac’s Spider-Man universe. That there will be more chapters in the future seems like a given, but there are still a few question marks over certain things. For instance, before we get a Marvel’s Spider-Man 3 at some point in the future, will we first also get another standalone spinoff similar to Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, which launched between the first and second mainline instalments?

We’re hours away from the launch of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, and with excitement surrounding the superhero sequel hitting a fever pitch, Insomniac Games and Sony have released a new video to help you prepare for its release, recapping the events of the previous two Spider-Man games developed by Insomniac.

Insomniac has a tendency to cram its games full of additive bells and whistles at launch, with plenty of modes and additional features being available in the developer’s titles to allow players to get the most out of the games. Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, however, will have one or two such features missing at launch- though they will be coming in the not-too-distant future.

Photography is a big part of the Spider-Man franchise, due to Peter Parker performing the same for The Daily Bugle. It makes sense that the Photo Mode in Insomniac’s series should be robust. In a new PlayStation Blog, the developer has outlined all the features in Photo Mode for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.

Sony PS5 Slim is allegedly launching on November 10th, with retailers in Japan like Amazon already taking pre-orders. However, a new bundle with the redesigned console reportedly goes live before that in the United States, according to leaker billbil-kun on Dealabs.

With Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 releasing soon and receiving rave reviews (check out ours here), it seems a little late to expect anything on the level of Puddlegate happening. Nevertheless, there is a bit of controversy surrounding the “hold-to-confirm” button when fast travel.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is set to launch globally imminently, and excitement continues to mount in the lead-up to its release, especially with the excellent critical reception it has enjoyed over the last couple of days. And while developer Insomniac Games is confident that the experience it has shipped on discs is going to be an excellent one for players right out the box, the studio does recommend downloading the game’s day one update for the best possible experience.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is out in a few days’ time, and excitement surrounding the open world superhero sequel – which was already palpable – has ballooned further in the wake of its review embargo having gone live to universal critical acclaim.

Insomniac Games released the launch trailer for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 recently, showcasing new and returning villains and the effect of the Symbiote on Peter Parker. Though the available gameplay showcased some harrowing things with his psyche, hearing him lash out at his friends has only reinforced that he’s not okay.

The launch trailer for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 from Insomniac Games is here, mere days from launch. It sees Miles Morales enlisting Peter Parker’s help to take on various villains, some familiar and others new. Check it out below, though beware of potential spoilers.

The wait for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is slowly drawing to a close, with the open-world superhero title launching next week. Fortunately, it’s available to pre-load on PS5, so you can download it now and start playing as soon as it releases.

PlayStation and Marvel exclusively revealed new suits for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 at New York Comic-Con 2023. These are the Brooklyn 2099 and Kumo Suits – check them out below.

While Venom and Kraven have hogged headlines for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 as its newest villains, Lizard, the alter-ego of Dr Curt Connors, also plays a big part. As in the initial gameplay reveal, Peter needs him to help his friend Harry Osborn. In a new PlayStation Blog post, Insomniac Games discussed bringing Lizard to life, starting with referencing the comics.

After initially circulating on Twitter last week (and being removed), the cinematic TV spot for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is now officially available. It sees Peter Parker and Miles Morales battling Venom in Manhattan, unsure if they can protect their loved ones but still committing to fight. Check it out below, though be warned of spoilers for the first game.

A Limited Edition Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 PS5 bundle has been available for about a month now, though those looking to pick up something less fancy (and less costly) are going to have the option to do that soon enough.

Insomniac Games recently confirmed that Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 will feature a new option called Swing Steering assist, allowing players to customize their experience with the open world title in new ways. Following that, community director James Stevenson has also offered a brief explanation on exactly what the feature will do.

October is nearly upon us, meaning Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is less than three weeks away from release. As Insomniac Games drops several new details, from the many accessibility features (including the new Challenge Level Modifiers) to a partial Trophy list, it also has some new suit reveals scheduled for October 12th.

Among the many big releases next month, if not the entire year is Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Insomniac’s long-awaited follow-up to the 2018 superhero title is coming to PS5 on October 20th. However, leaks could occur if someone obtains a retail copy early (which has happened with major releases in the past), so the developer is warning players of spoilers.

After revealing a partial Trophy list for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, Insomniac Games has fully detailed the superhero title’s accessibility options in a new PlayStation Blog post. It carries features from previous titles and Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart while introducing new features like Challenge Level Modifiers.

Insomniac Games continues to share extensive information on Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, which launches next month for PS5. In a new series of tweets, it provided a partial Trophy list. Though they’re free of story spoilers, be warned if you’re going in blind.

Amid all the details and gameplay for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, a new cinematic TV spot has been doing the rounds in Brazil. Dubbed in Portuguese and shared by @multiversebro on Twitter, it sees Miles Morales and Peter Parker battling Venom in Manhattan. Check it out below, though beware of spoilers for Marvel’s Spider-Man.

Following YouTuber Blitzwinger’s report, Insomniac Games confirmed to IGN that Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 would have a setting for fall damage. It’s off by default, and as senior programming director Doug Sheahan revealed, it’s in response to players who would “like to be able to customize their experience.”

When you’re playing as Spider-Man, you don’t really expect to be worrying about fall damage, but if you do want to add that wrinkle to the excellent traversal mechanics of the upcoming Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, interestingly enough, you will actually have the option to turn that on.

Insomniac Games has announced that Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 has gone gold, approximately one month before release. While there will likely be a day-one patch, the open-world superhero title is on track.

Based on impressions and gameplay thus far, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is a pretty big experience. Its playtime is about the same as the first game, but the world map has roughly doubled, with Queens and Brooklyn available to explore. You can also swap between protagonists Peter Parker and Miles Morales at almost any time.

NOTE: There are spoilers ahead for Marvel’s Spider-Man and its ending.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is improving and expanding upon its predecessors in a number of areas, from combat to traversal and much more, and as you’d expect from an open world sequel, it is, of course, set to be a much larger experience as well. But though its New York is going to be roughly twice as large as the map of its two predecessors, that’s not going to result in a significantly longer experience.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 looks set to continue Insomniac Games’ streak of delivering technical showpieces on PS5, and while plenty of attention has gone to the visual improvements its making – like having ray tracing enabled in all three of its graphics modes – there’s plenty to be excited about on the audio side of things as well.

Hands-on impressions have gone live for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, providing new details like the game’s frame rate settings and always-on ray tracing. There’s also some sweet new gameplay, as seen in the preview below by Game Riot. It starts with Peter Parker in the Symbiote suit battling Kraven’s Hunters, showcasing several abilities.

To say that Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is one of the most hyped games this year would be an understatement. It’s the sequel to 2018’s Marvel’s Spider-Man, which sold millions. Insomniac Games dropped a new gameplay trailer, showcasing the various open-world activities that New York offers. As it turns out, regardless of frame rate, you’ll be enjoying ray tracing throughout.

Following a stunning reveal of the various open-world elements in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, Insomniac Games released another trailer highlighting the ten exclusive suits in the Digital Deluxe Edition. Peter and Miles each get five, with the developer partnering with various artists for the same. Check them out below.

This State of Play is focused on indies and third-party titles, but that didn’t stop Insomniac Games from dropping some fresh new gameplay for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Check out the roughly four-minute-long trailer below.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is less than a month and a half away from release, and though Insomniac and Sony have already shown off quite a bit of the game in recent months, with its launch not far away now, there’s plenty of appetite out there for more new details to be shared. And more new details will indeed be coming soon.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is the next exclusive for PlayStation 5 and follows up on Insomniac’s massively successful open-world superhero. The studio has steadily rolled out new posters for each character and some new images for New York City. While new gameplay remains to be revealed, it seems the world isn’t quite prepared for what’s coming.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 has impressed on several fronts in all that’s been shown of it so far, which, of course, includes how it’s shaping up on a visual and technical level. With the game now a little more than a month away from launch, developer Insomniac has also shared new screenshots to further drive home just how good it’s looking.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is set to be a much bigger game than its predecessors, with developer Insomniac Games having confirmed that the upcoming sequel’s open world New York will be roughly twice as large as the previous two entries in the series. New boroughs are being added in the form of Queens (where Aunt May’s house can also be visited) and Brooklyn, while Coney Island will also be present– though it seems one notable NYC landmark won’t be present in the game.

Spider-Man’s iconic Black Suit is something fans have been waiting to don in Insomniac’s universe for some time now, and with Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, Peter Parker will indeed be wearing that Symbiote-infused suit. We’ve seen quite a bit of it in what’s been shown of the game already, and Insomniac has offered another look at the Symbiote Suit with a newly revealed poster for the game on Twitter.

Between all the big games coming up, it’s easy to forget about Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 from Insomniac Games. Following up on the acclaimed 2018 open-world title, the sequel features Peter Parker and Miles Morales as playable characters. New York is also about twice as large, with Brooklyn, Queens and the new Coney Island available to visit.

The PlayStation Store listing for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, Insomniac’s sequel to the successful superhero open-world title, has recently been updated. It outlines some of the accessibility features that players can expect. Screen reader support for reading on-screen menus and captions and audio descriptions for the cinematics are included.

2023 hasn’t been nearly as stacked as last year was when it comes to first party PlayStation releases, and though there are currently a few games to look forward to on that front in the coming months, it looks like the schedule is going to be even lighter than originally intended.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is getting a Limited Edition PS5 Bundle on September 1st, and pre-orders are available now. The bundle retails for $599.99/£569.99 and includes a PS5 with custom faceplates, a custom DualSense controller and a digital game voucher for the game.

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.

Recently at San Diego Comic-Con, a dedicated Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 panel brought with it an explosive new trailer for the highly anticipated new title, in addition to several new gameplay and story details. Now, a cut version of the panel and some of its highlights has also been uploaded to YouTube, revealing some more new tidbits about the game.

Insomniac Games debuted a new story trailer and details for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, showcasing several characters for the first time. We got to see Harry Osborne and Venom, along with updated looks for Peter Parker, Miles Morales and Mary Jane Watson.

Recently at San Diego Comic-Con, Insomniac premiered a new story trailer for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, offering another look at how the highly anticipated sequel is shaping up, as well as the new and updated character models many of the story’s most important players will boast. Visually, the game has certainly made a strong impression with what’s been shown of it so far, and according to the developer, it’s going to look even better by the time the final game comes out.

At the recent Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 panel at San Diego Comic-Con, Insomniac showed off a new story trailer for the highly anticipated sequel, in addition to which the developer has also revealed some new details on what to expect from its narrative.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is promising improvements on its already-excellent predecessors in a number of key areas, and in the gameplay department those improvements are apparently going to be present in everything from the combat to the open world. Recently, after unveiling a new story-focused trailer for the upcoming sequel at San Diego Comic-Con, alongside revealing new story details, Insomniac also offered some more brief tidbits on how Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is powering up in those two areas.

That Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is set to be one of the biggest PS5 releases of this year is a bit of an understatement, and like with any upcoming major first party release, Sony is looking to fully capitalize on its popularity. Recently at San Diego Comic-Con, developer Insomniac Games showed off a new story trailer for the highly anticipated superhero sequel, while at the same time, Sony has also revealed limited edition hardware to tie into the game.