Spider-Man 2 Review
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li_mangaman
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Spider-Man...Toonami...
Mystic Shadow
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Why is this here again?Obi said:
Youko Recca
Retired
High point for me is the mention of Grand Theft Auto...it wasn't much but it was something. That and the last thing said. Wonder what was up with this being so late....
James Bester
Screaming for Vengeance
i never played it, but it sounds like it sucks.
Mystic Shadow
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Oh. Carry on, then.Obi said:
Kinel Ozoa
September 2007
They went into alot of the bad parts, it's not that bad. The freedom you get is great. The web slinging just plain rocks and there is replay value, just rent it instead of buying it and it's qa fine game!gundam123 said:
Just need to overlook some of the repetativness...
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Discloner
Spooned to death
Exactly. They focused on a lot of the bad points...but the game is rather good. Swinging is, as pointed out in the review, the highlight of the game...because they've got a whole mock-up of New York City that you can swing and climb through.
Granted you can finish the story mode waaaaaaaaaaaay too easily...its still fun to go through. And even though the story mode is finished, you've still got loads of other stuff to continue playing the game for. I finished story mode about 4/5 hours into playing the game, and have continued to play it a little each day since September 9th, and I've only got like 50% of the game finished according to the stats.
The best part about fighting (which they didn't highlight) is using your webbing to have some fun. You can grab a guy, swing through the streets to the top of a building, then throw him off the edge, or piledrive him into the ground. You can even string them up to lightposts.
Seeing the villians they picked is fun as well...I had never to use Mystero in the manner they did in the game...but it suits him as a character. And Black Cat's appearence throughout the game adds in some fun as well.
Its a nice pick-up...waaaaaaaaaaaay better then the first Spiderman movie game.
Granted you can finish the story mode waaaaaaaaaaaay too easily...its still fun to go through. And even though the story mode is finished, you've still got loads of other stuff to continue playing the game for. I finished story mode about 4/5 hours into playing the game, and have continued to play it a little each day since September 9th, and I've only got like 50% of the game finished according to the stats.
The best part about fighting (which they didn't highlight) is using your webbing to have some fun. You can grab a guy, swing through the streets to the top of a building, then throw him off the edge, or piledrive him into the ground. You can even string them up to lightposts.
Seeing the villians they picked is fun as well...I had never to use Mystero in the manner they did in the game...but it suits him as a character. And Black Cat's appearence throughout the game adds in some fun as well.
Its a nice pick-up...waaaaaaaaaaaay better then the first Spiderman movie game.
Mysteryinfoman
Sada Pop
Just maybe SM might be on CN...
that's cool, at least they mention spider-man video game on CN.
that's cool, at least they mention spider-man video game on CN.
The Koopinator
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Did they just mention GTA? Pretty cool.
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