/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.10903548]

Is Spider-Man (2000) and it's sequel good games? Do they hold up or no?

[Anonymous No.10903552]

>spider butt
>spider butt
>radioactive spider butt

[Anonymous No.10903556]

What if?

[Anonymous No.10903570]

>>10903548
>Is Spider-Man (2000) and it's sequel good games?
First one, yes, the sequel, not really.

>Do they hold up or no?
Redditlord/memester/zoomer concept. If you even consider such nonsense to be valid in the first place, then no, it doesn't hold up.

[Anonymous No.10903615]

>>10903548
2000 is a great game. I only wish it had been a little longer and had a few more top villains in it.

[Anonymous No.10903637]

>>10903548
>Is Spider-Man (2000) and it's sequel good games?
They are, yes. The first one moreso than the second.
>Do they hold up or no?
Well, they've iterated upon them dozens of times, tightened up the combat, the swinging mechanics, the size of the city and so on. So if you play them understanding the limitations of the platform and the significance of making a Spider-man game work in 3D, sure, they're very enjoyable.

[Anonymous No.10903703]

>>10903570
>the sequel, not really
Why is the sequel worse?

[Anonymous No.10904740]

>>10903703
Not him, but the sequel to me feels like they had a bunch of half finished stuff left over and threw it together. If you liked the first game you'll enjoy it, but it's not as good.

[Anonymous No.10904746]

SURF THE WEB!
SURF THE WEB!

[Anonymous No.10905098]

>>10904740
The sequel wasn't even made by the same people.

[Anonymous No.10905108]

>>10903548
I'm already at full health

[Anonymous No.10905143]

>>10903548
616 = MJ/Black Cat NS >>>>>>>> Insomniac counterpart

[Anonymous No.10905693]

>>10903548

I only liked the first one.
The sequel feels rushed and many misions are annoying.

[Anonymous No.10905697]

I always feel like I missed out on the corny cutscenes and the what-if mode since I only had the N64 version which cut both of those (the cutscenes were made in a comic book reading style to compensate). The game was fun as a kid, but I remember always wondering why I never got what-if mode despite following what the internet said. And when I first saw anons posting about the cutscenes on here, I wondered what the fuck they were on about.

[Anonymous No.10905704]

>>10903548
the first one definitely does. 10/10 90s comicbook aesthetic, might be the best we've ever gotten from a western licensed game, it's not gonna blow your doors off with its gameplay but it's a very respectable variety action adventure platformer. the second game starts to wear out it's welcome a bit though, the charm isn't there and it's more reliant on the basic gameplay that is nothing special.

[Anonymous No.10905796]

>>10903548
I'm already at full health!
Seeing how well this game nailed the Marvel universe just makes Insomniac dropping the ball that much worse.

[Anonymous No.10906106]

>>10903548
That Carnage+Doctor Octopus level was intense

[Anonymous No.10907810]

>>10903548
>is [multiple things]
Leave.

[Anonymous No.10907871]

>>10906106
I can still remember those screams

[Anonymous No.10908435]

>>10907810
theres literally two questions, you adhd sperg

[Anonymous No.10908454]

I'm playing through Enter Electro right now.

They're good games. The first one is a better, more compact experience. You can finish it in a couple hours. The second one isn't too bad, but it does suffer from pretty bad framerate most of the game.

[Anonymous No.10908457]

>>10905693
>The sequel feels rushed and many misions are annoying.
like this?

[Anonymous No.10908468]

>>10903548
Spider-Man (2000) 8/10 game. Play it using redream.
Spider-Man 2. Enter Electro 7.5/10. Pretty good game but not as exciting as the first one. Duckstation with high resolution and overlocking 200% for smooth gameplay.

[Anonymous No.10908506]

both aged like absolute shit

[Anonymous No.10908562]

>>10903548
The first game is the best because it has the venom marathon

[Anonymous No.10908567]

>>10903548
purely in gameplay terms the first one isn't going to impress you, it's probably going to feel clunky, mario 64 it isn't. however I think it's competent enough for the gimmicks and comic aesthetic to carry it.

[Anonymous No.10908575]

>>10906106
>DIE!

[Anonymous No.10908653]

Kid Mode!
>Kid Mode
KID MODE
>Kid Mode!

[Anonymous No.10908660]

>>10908435
The problem was spelled out for you and you still didn't get it. Arrogant fucking ESLs, dude, I swear.

[Anonymous No.10908672]

I liked Venom

[Anonymous No.10908749]

>>10908653
>Picks Hard
"Nuff Said!"

[Anonymous No.10909089]

The problem with Spider-Man 2 is Electro is hardly a villain cool enough to have a whole game featured on him while the first game was more of a best of everything in spider-man's universe.
>>10905697
you played the better version though, PS1 version doesn't play as well, looks worse, has loading. The CG Cutscenes are animated really goofy so the comic book ones are actually better since still images let your imagination make it feel more epic.

[Anonymous No.10909164]

>>10903548
I like that they had an in-game reason that you couldn't see the ground

[Anonymous No.10909170]

>>10909164
Although saying that Venom's first fight is in an alley way on the ground so thats a bit weird, maybe they forgot for one level

[Anonymous No.10911071]

>>10903548
Never played the second but I really like the first

[Anonymous No.10911147]

>>10909164
>everyone in new york gets cancer within a decade, Octavius kills 8 million people.

[Anonymous No.10912178]

>24 years and noone ever ripped the Black Cat model.
Time to fix that (and fix the UVs)

[Anonymous No.10912191]

>>10912178
also have MJ, but that needs a lot of fixing

[Anonymous No.10914010]

>>10908457

Yeah, i hated that one. In fact,i hated almost all the levels in spiderman 2.
I only liked spiderman 1.

[Anonymous No.10914014]

>>10903548
The first game is charming, but janky with awful boss fights. The sequel is lame.

[Anonymous No.10914058]

>>10908457
This exact level is where I stopped playing

[Anonymous No.10914110]

>>10908660
You speak English cause its the only language you understand
I speak it cause its the only language YOU understand
better an ESL than a fucking burgertard

[Anonymous No.10914256]

>>10914058
I get it. I almost gave up on it here. There's some boss fights after this level that are arguably even more annoying.

[Anonymous No.10914328]

>>10903548
It was my first experience with Spider-man and managed to catch my interest as a kid enough that it led to me exploring his comics and coming to enjoy Spidey as a character. So idk about it being good but I have fondness for it.

[Anonymous No.10914473]

>>10903548
First one is great, sequel just more of the same and kinda worse, but still good. I enjoyed both more than the PS4 one.

[Anonymous No.10914491]

>>10914110
You speak English because you'd never get anywhere in the world without it, and whoever governs whatever diseased trash heap you hail from knows that.
You came to an English-speaking website, and got pissy when someone corrected one of your (no doubt abundant) mistakes. You stupid shit stain.

[Anonymous No.10914595]

>>10908457
>Web the tail fin to slow it down
>Run ahead and clear everything out of the path
>Once it reaches the last hangar, web one propeller fully, then the other one as it circles the empty space safely
I don't recall it being too tough once I figured out the best way to go about it. I think the bomb stage on Hard was a lot worse since you get almost no time to find the randomly-scattered keys, beat up the thugs holding them, and run back to defuse it. The time you get back per inserted key on Hard is so small that you'll lose it just getting back to the key hunt, so it's mostly just hoping they're all close enough to get them all in one run.

[Anonymous No.10915042]

>>10914491
keep seething, mutt

[Anonymous No.10915550]

>>10903548
It's fun

[Anonymous No.10915630]

One of the best OSTs ever for a Western made game
https://youtu.be/O46Qm7jJKVw?si=t54Ea2VS5G8waAc_
Tallarico went HARD

[Anonymous No.10915650]

>>10912191
How do you rip assets from games like that?

[Anonymous No.10916678]

>>10915650
Im not telling you, coomer

[Anonymous No.10916870]

>>10903703
The sequel has less cool characters and reuses some of the levels from the first one basically and doesn't come up with interesting stuff really. They also couldn't have used Green Goblin whether they would have wanted to or not because the first movie was already in development, and Electro just isn't really believable as the biggest bad.

[Anonymous No.10916873]

>>10909170
Maybe the alley was just a closed space and the fog only filled the main streets. Btw what did all the citizens do during this time, was the fog poisonous or just annoying?

[Anonymous No.10916874]

>>10915042
>get btfo
>"s-seethe!"
lol

[Anonymous No.10917029]

>>10916873
it was just some kind of thing to aid the symbiotes.

[Anonymous No.10917259]

>>10917029
Where is that stated and also why had the symbiotes not bonded to any humans yet when Spidey finds them? They are not totally helpless without a host but they still need a host to survive on Earth.

[Anonymous No.10917290]

>>10903548
first game is great
second game is fine for a playthrough or two but it's vastly inferior.
I liked the streets levels though

[Anonymous No.10917357]

>>10917290
The most mind blowing level is like second to last level where your thing is to climb up to Electro and avoid lightnings and sparking billboards and shit, wtf was that level.

[Anonymous No.10917536]

I can't speak for the second one but the first is one of those games that's sort of trapped between a mostly too easy normal mode and retardedly designed cheap hard mode.

[Anonymous No.10917569]

>>10917259
>Where is that stated
By Mysterio in the cutscene following his defeat, where he boasts that the fog is preparing the people for the symbiosis.

[Anonymous No.10917627]

>>10912191
Do Rogue from the sequel

[Anonymous No.10917642]

>>10914595
for me, the worst part was the framerate (definitely drops to single digits on the ps1) and the fact that if you do fail you have to sit through the following
>Load screen
>cutscene you cant skip for a few seconds
>another load screen

[Anonymous No.10918670]

Picked the game up at my local retro game store and started playing it today. I'd say it holds up pretty well so far.

[Anonymous No.10918913]

>>10918670
Nice, keep us updated on your thoughts

[Anonymous No.10919917]

>>10903548
>surf the web surf the web!

[Anonymous No.10919951]

>>10903548
What's the best version of this game?

[Anonymous No.10919954]

>>10918670
pick up any good vape flavors?

[Anonymous No.10919979]

I liked both, first one is better even if 2 had most of my preferred villains. Also that intro with Electro remains one of the PS1’s best intros.

[Anonymous No.10920001]

>>10918913
>>10918670
Not the first time I've played the game but it is the first time in like 23 years. I played it so young that I used to think that Spider Man's webs just latched onto the sky because of this game, no solid objects needed.
Anyway, just played a bit further. Game started getting annoying after the helicopter chase.
Rhino isn't hard but he is tedious with how much health he has and how you're just doing the same thing over and over again.
Chasing venom would be fine if not for a weird bug in a scripted sequence at the start of the second half, where Peter starts hugging the wall after walking out the building.
The Venom fight was fun once I learned to use the other web moves and learned to stay within range, but the fact that he just grabs you and takes away half your health if you have the audacity to get more than three yards away from him is a really frustrating design choice.
Then it's fine until after the subway, when you have to deal with rising and falling water levels. Game's way too strict about killing you if you so much as dip a single polygon in the water, and I got stuck at a part that's almost impossible to do the normal way because of that.
Would probably be better on replay when you know to account for all these things, but on a first playthrough it's really annoying.

[Anonymous No.10920053]

>>10920001
>Chasing venom would be fine if not for a weird bug in a scripted sequence at the start of the second half, where Peter starts hugging the wall after walking out the building.
I remember that, I think it's just on NTSC versions of the game

[Anonymous No.10920057]

>>10919951
Maybe the dreamcast for the better textures

[Anonymous No.10920068]

>>10909089
>you played the better version though, PS1 version doesn't play as well, looks worse, has loading. The CG Cutscenes are animated really goofy so the comic book ones are actually better since still images let your imagination make it feel more epic.
So this is what cope looks like?

[Anonymous No.10920278]

>>10919951
>>10920057

[Anonymous No.10920296]

First game made Venom a literal clown but somehow they made it work.

[Anonymous No.10920560]

>>10920278
There's a PC version?

[Anonymous No.10920603]

>>10920278
Bottom left looks best to me. Which platform is that one?

[Anonymous No.10920661]

>>10920603
Read the filename, nigga

[Anonymous No.10920726]

>>10920560
a bad one, as you can see by the draw distance

[Anonymous No.10920912]

>>10920278
Why does N64 have the best shadows?

[Anonymous No.10920949]

>>10903552
lol

[Anonymous No.10921013]

>>10912178
The models have already been ripped. Some of them have been ripped for ReThawed a Tony Hawk's American Wasteland THUGPRO-esque mod. Also, there is a blender plugin to rip the .psx models from the old Neversoft games. Most of this stuff comes from a small niche community so a lot of people probably never heard about this stuff.

[Anonymous No.10921015]

>>10917627
Not the same anon >>10912191

But here is Rogue

[Anonymous No.10921018]

>>10921013
What about the models from the Dreamcast version?

[Anonymous No.10921021]

>>10921018
Here's Dreamcast/PC Mary Jane

[Anonymous No.10921031]

>>10920912
It also has the best Black Cat abs (PC and DC is just generic black bodysuit)

[Anonymous No.10921032]

>>10921021
>When MJ sees Pete's web shooter for the first time.

[Anonymous No.10921115]

>>10909089
>Electro is hardly a villain cool enough to have a whole game featured on him
Shit taste

[Anonymous No.10921120]

>>10920912
they sacrificed graphics and view distance to make detailed shadows

[Anonymous No.10921294]

>>10920661
I don't know which direction they go in. Clockwise? Counterclockwise? Top to bottom? Bottom to top? Right to left? Left to right?

[Anonymous No.10921363]

>>10919951
the ps1 desu, especially if you're emulating and can bump up the resolution. the dreamcast and pc can make for a pretty screenshot like >>10920278 but the overall game is mostly changed for the worse. only character model that isn't worse looking is black cat.

[Anonymous No.10921369]

>>10921363

[Anonymous No.10921771]

>>10921369
How should you judge when the other one has the cutscene end blue filter and other has not. It's interesting tho that even the pre-rendered cutscenes have such differences.

[Anonymous No.10921793]

>>10921771
Here is a better comparison.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASQTCgedbzU

[Anonymous No.10921821]

>>10921793
>>10921771
So far PC/Dreamcast looks more like a remaster given different models and textures. But i never had PS and had only played PC version, so i like PC version more, even if it is somewhat more janky. Characters are closer to 90s cartoon designs, i prefer them over originals. Venom, Rhino and Black Cat are definitely better in PC variant.
And, judging by the video, blue filter >>10921369 actually applies at the end of focusing down spider sign at the end of cutscene in all version.

[Anonymous No.10921847]

>>10921793
I noticed there's some small details in the PS1 version that are missing from the others. JJJ holding his cigar to gesture at Spiderman after the Scorpion fight, and Eddie's expression changing just before he turns into Venom. Might be more but those are the ones I saw.

[Anonymous No.10921879]

>>10921793
the linework on spiderman looks like absolute shit.

[Anonymous No.10921936]

>>10921793
This video was in the recommendations of that video, I'm literally going to watch this now but I'll let you know if it's good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDzFGKWvt0g

[Anonymous No.10921948]

It's worth noting that the PS1 version is the original version, and the only version developed by Neversoft themselves. All the other versions are ports of the PS1 version made by other devs. Same for the PS1 THPS games. NS only started handling ports themselves with THPS3. (not counting last gen, handheld, and PC versions)
So if you want to play As The Developers Originally Intended(TM), go for the PS1 version.

[Anonymous No.10921970]

>>10921948
Nevertheless i'm rooting for playing Dreamcast or PC version too - Venom and Carnage are made way scarier, which suits their characters more at my opinion. Also back then "remasters" were not focused on realism, so it is a fine versions too despite all flaws. So far i had only noticed Daredevil and Mysterio (in cutscene with broken globe) being somewhat worse.

[Anonymous No.10922024]

>>10921948
Yeah but I don't think any port is shit, except if the port has wrong fps which results into the infamous bugs like Venom chase where you stick to a wrong wall and such. I think pc version has that bug by default, it was even back when it was released. You can fix it by using a fps limiter but still it makes you think that didn't they test for it.

[Anonymous No.10922109]

>>10921970
I'd argue human torch's flame effects look better on the ps1. It actually appears to be flowing upwards like fire, as opposed to DC/PC Torch's static orange fuzz balls that obscure half his body.

[Anonymous No.10922170]

>>10922109
Mm, i does look less shitty, but onlu just a bit and only because DC/PC is way too bright. Both are pretty meh.

[Anonymous No.10922197]

N64 version doesn't have the I'M ALREADY AT FULL HEALTH voice clip and thus is dumb and gay

[Anonymous No.10922284]

>>10922197
Who did such sabotage to remove the voiceline?

[Anonymous No.10922317]

>>10921793
PC/DC is clear winner but PS1 villains look like something out of horror games which is I like

[Anonymous No.10922320]

>>10922284
The same person who replaced most of the voice clips in Earthworm Jim SNES with "Yippee!"

[Anonymous No.10922336]

>>10920560
>>10920726
The PC version is great on old hardware.
playing on modern hardware makes the helicopter level impossible to beat because the falling crate cutscene is somehow tied to fps so it falls with Spider-Man to give you game-over even though it's scripted as a cutscene.
You can fix this by limiting your CPU or skip the level using cheats anyway

[Anonymous No.10922746]

>>10922197
Genuine sacrilege

[Anonymous No.10923084]

>>10914010
>>10914058
>>10908457
absolutely filtered

[Anonymous No.10923415]

>>10903548
My favourite spidey game

[Anonymous No.10923653]

>>10921936
I have watched the first 30 minutes now, I was immediately impressed with all the fight scenes and they even expand on the cutscenes without taking anything away. Also some Raimi easter eggs.

[Anonymous No.10923656]

>>10921936
And the video in question is a 1 hour stop motion made from SM2000 game, I realized you can't see what it is without clicking it.

[Anonymous No.10923792]

>>10923084
Filtered means you didn't finish the game though.

[Anonymous No.10924687]

>>10920001
Finished the game. I think hard more probably wasn't the best way to go for a first playthrough, would've been better to wait until I had a better costume. Figure I'll go ahead and do that with the symbiote costume before I finalize my thoughts. Overall, though, it's been fun despite some annoying bits.

[Anonymous No.10924998]

>>10903548
I think the beta symbiotes are neat

[Anonymous No.10925183]

as a kid it was the coolest thing ever
>swing around buildings
>get to fight super cool villains
>villains quip a lot, overall great humor while still being 'scary'
>final section was genuinely terror-inducing
i wasn't a huge comic-book reader as a kid, but it made me fall in love with venom & carnage

great game. obviously shows its age now, but i always found that a weird metric to use when evaluating games 25 years later.

[Anonymous No.10925507]

>>10925183
>i always found that a weird metric to use when evaluating games 25 years later.
That's because you're evaluating different things. Unless you're a videogame historian or a retro connoisseur, when people go into a game they're going to judge it based on how much they enjoy it, not based on how it compared to its peers at the time.
And this game still has plenty of shortcomings even if you ignore everything that game out afterwards. Biggest one is the camera, which is terrible for dealing with more than one enemy at a time, but there's plenty of other janky stuff. You can learn to account for and play around a lot of that jank, but it's still not ideal—like having to make do with crutches instead of your own two feet.

[Anonymous No.10926635]

>>10924998
It would have been harsh because those look like they already took over a human and Spiderman would blast them with fire. Tho the human would survive it but still.

[Anonymous No.10926764]

>>10903548
Yes, both of them, the 1st one is a classic, a true masterpiece that made you feel like Spider-Man in a video game for the 1st time, the closest one before this, to me, was Spider-Man vs. Kingpin, a Genesis classic... but Spider-Man benefits much from 3D. As for the 2nd one... it's rougher, but I think it's often unfair how many treat it, it's not better, but still holds up on its own and it's fun.

I think the issue with the 2nd is that all bosses are sponges that take a frustrating strategy to beat, often fighting with the camera, and a lot of levels are easy to get stuck in completely aswell.

[Anonymous No.10927283]

>>10903548
Very good

[Anonymous No.10927513]

>>10903548
If anyone here loves both titles as much as I do, it's true that this series faded away after Raimi's film and the video game adaptations, even if the 1st title was still somewhat inspired in the style of gameplay found here, but there were spinoffs that most people don't remember much. We had a GBC version of the 1st installment, a GBC only sequel, alternative to Enter Electro instead of a port of it, and then we had Mysterio's Menace on GBA, which seems to act as a 3rd installment for both the PS1 and GBC duologies. I personally do love all 3 of these handheld titles, just so good.

I initially disliked the 1st, with it's MetroidVania style that felt cryptic and not very fun to explore really, especially in those sewers, but it grew on me, the 2nd was a more simple, but polished, go at a 2D Spider-Man, and Mysterio's Menace feels like the perfect conclusion, and close to the PS1.

[Anonymous No.10927637]

just finished enter electro. i don't think it's nearly as bad as people make it out to be. i found it to be a lot more challenging than the first game, and it felt like it lasted a bit longer.

[Anonymous No.10927682]

>>10927637
This.

One more reason I think Enter Electro is not as bad as people make it out to be, something that it has that's better than the OG... is if you go for 100% completion. If you play the PS1/N64 ports of the OG title, you need 10.000 points in the zip-line training to unlock the Quick-Change suit and get everything... and it's damn near impossible, I finally did it last year... after 20 years of trying.

100% in Enter Electro is way better.

[Anonymous No.10927759]

>>10927682
Ah, Mary Jane. Peter Parker's lovely wife.

[Anonymous No.10927771]

>>10927513
It's also worth nothing that movie game 2 on PSP is practically a port of movie game 1 with new levels, so it's also got some Neversoft Spidey DNA in there.

[Anonymous No.10927906]

>>10927759
I miss when MJ really was Peter's wife, so loving and supporting back in the late 80's and early 90's comic books... after separating them in that awful One More Day storyline, it all went wrong... I'd say that even in the Raimi films she sucked, it just stands out more now that ALL of her takes in new media make her into this obnoxious girl boss that Peter loves for no apparent reason, it sucks.

Also, I can't stand how she's often ugly now, the Insomniac titles being the worst at this, she looks hideous, old, and they turned her into a journalist with an attitude or something, what garbage.

>>10927771
I'm yet to play that one, though I've always been quite curious about it, I might fire it up next time I go for a replay of the PS1 stuff, maybe try out something new, that's still familiar aswell really.

[Anonymous No.10928727]

>>10903548
is this game based on a comic or is there a comic based on it?
love the setting

[Anonymous No.10928736]

>>10927759
why was neversoft so bad at making faces? 2d sprite face doesn't need to be that ugly.

[Anonymous No.10928949]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waw9X9TB8p8

[Anonymous No.10929540]

>>10928727
>is there a comic based on it?
Just a short one included with an issue of GamePro, that takes place just before the game.
[1/12]

[Anonymous No.10929541]

>>10929540
[2/12]

[Anonymous No.10929542]

>>10929541
[3/12]

[Anonymous No.10929545]

>>10929542
[4/12]

[Anonymous No.10929546]

>>10929545
[5/12]

[Anonymous No.10929548]

>>10929546
[6/12]

[Anonymous No.10929549]

>>10929548
[7/12]

[Anonymous No.10929552]

>>10929549
[8/12]

[Anonymous No.10929557]

>>10929552
[9/12]

[Anonymous No.10929558]

>>10929557
[10/12]

[Anonymous No.10929564]

>>10929558
[11/12]

[Anonymous No.10929567]

>>10929564
[12/12]

[Anonymous No.10929854]

>>10929540
Oh sweet, thank you!

[Anonymous No.10930069]

>>10903548
Monster Ock made me poop

[Anonymous No.10930076]

>>10929542
"Creedo" or maybe it's credo but it's a new word for me. Ty for posting this, I vaguely remember seeing this before.

[Anonymous No.10930176]

>>10903548
The first one was cool, I liked it.
Tried to play the sequel a few months back. Couldn't beat Shocker, didn't like how it felt now.

[Anonymous No.10931236]

>>10930176
Same except Sandman

[Anonymous No.10931576]

>>10930176
I think Shocker wasn't complex but you were supposed to yank web (down + web) some box on his head and win almost instantly, but it was easy to miss it.

[Anonymous No.10931581]

>>10931236
which sandman? there were 2 fights with him. one where you're constantly running forward chasing a train and one where you're in a small arena area.

[Anonymous No.10931938]

>>10922336
Just play it with a frame limiter set to 30fps, otherwise several parts of the game are broken.

[Anonymous No.10931949]

>>10922336
Fire Matt

[Anonymous No.10932042]

>>10931938
20* fps
even 30fps breaks some sections.

the most infamous sections are:
>the falling container at the end of helicopter chase level
>the Venom chase level where he gose into a building
>the Mysterio boss level

[Anonymous No.10932086]

>>10932042
I know/can guess what's the issue with the other but how does it mess up the Mysterio fight?

[Anonymous No.10932106]

>>10932086

[Anonymous No.10932208]

>outta my way nerd
>AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[Anonymous No.10932215]

>>10921031
What could I give to be a Spider-Man and get crushed by these buns then revive through multiple reboots and repeat over and over

[Anonymous No.10932389]

>>10930069
>>10903548
:o

[Anonymous No.10933286]

>>10931949
?

[Anonymous No.10933695]

>>10932389
Made me shit myself

[Anonymous No.10934098]

>>10933286
t. matt

[Anonymous No.10934281]

>>10903548
Which handheld Spider Man games are worth playing? The first Spider Man game on the GBC was mediocre but the sequel still holds up

[Anonymous No.10934289]

>>10933286
https://tcrf.net/Spider-Man_(Windows,_Mac_OS_Classic,_Mac_OS_X)#Hidden_Developer_Comments

[Anonymous No.10934343]

>>10932389
>Even the camera doesn't want to watch Monster-Ock pound Spidey to a bloody pulp and just silently pulls away

[Anonymous No.10934985]

>>10903548
>AAAHHHHHhhhhhh...

[Anonymous No.10935251]

>>10934281
Mysterio's Menace is essentially the Spider-Man 3 of both the PS1 and GBC duologies, and it still holds up quite well, it has a level structure quite similar to The Sinister Six, but also isn't linear in the sense that you can tackle the levels and find different abilities in different orders, retaining a bit of the MetroidVania feel from the 1st GBC in its core, it also looks just like the PS1 duology.

I think the Sam Raimi adaptations that the GBA got weren't bad either, though I haven't played them as much as these early 2000's efforts, they all hold up quite well and I wish we got more too.

[Anonymous No.10936423]

>>10935251
I have seen on youtube that Raimi SM2 got a PSP version which looked basically like someone made a mod for SM1 PS2 engine :D And that's what the game is, looks cool.

[Anonymous No.10937535]

>>10931581
NTA but that 1st "fight" where you have to catch up to the train was quite a pain and it's a part I do dread every time I replay Enter Electro. I still love it and, in some ways, like it better than the OG, it has it's strong points and charm, but there are so many parts which are just downright annoying as you keep trying and failing, and it feels like there just needs to be some luck involved for it to end.

I still love it anyways, the dark atmosphere, that OST, the graphics and artstyle it goes for, how it focused a lot more on stealth, all of the suits its got... there's just a lot to adore in Enter Electro.

[Anonymous No.10938508]

>>10934289
funny, I was literally reading Spider-Man tcrf pages last week and somehow missed the PC version of this game

[Anonymous No.10938552]

>>10934985
Why does he have a bulge?

[Anonymous No.10938975]

>>10938552
He's packing
That or he shit himself in his suit again

[Anonymous No.10939093]

>>10937535
Agreed about the train one. In general, the big problem with the game imo is that if you fuck up at all then you have to go through two long load screens to try again.

[Anonymous No.10939139]

>>10931576
I just couldn't do it fast enough, it felt like I had to get in the right position and aim, meanwhile Shocker seems to be attacker every 1.5 seconds and if you web him he breaks out faster than you can recover from doing it.
I'm not complaining, I was just surprised. Shit ain't casual sometimes.

[Anonymous No.10939351]

>>10939139
Yes I remember that it was supposed to be simple but it was really hard to aim and position yourself correctly so I can see why someone would stop playing there. I guess maybe there could also be some fps or version related things there which would make the boss too hard without meaning it.

[Anonymous No.10939596]

I think my biggest issue with the game is how much of the challenge comes down to pointing spiderman in a specific direction being awkward and slow, nudging him forward between one of the 8 directions and waiting for the camera to center.
>oop venom is to my right, ok just need to nudge the dpad and wait for the camera to center so I can
>EWW GROSSS *licking sounds*
granted you will only actually die because of this if you're playing on hard

[Anonymous No.10939657]

>>10939596
Eventually you just get used to playing without even having to wait for the camera to center, jumping and attacking to launch yourself at the enemies helps with that, it's still jank though.

>TFW I'll never fuck Aunt May.

[Anonymous No.10939732]

>>10903548
Spiderman 2000 is pretty much the first actually good superhero game that's not just a beat 'em up with a capeshit coat of paint.
The sequel sucks though.

[Anonymous No.10939768]

>>10939732
the sequel is alright, wish it was on pc

[Anonymous No.10939821]

>>10939732
>the first actually good superhero game that's not just a beat 'em up with a capeshit coat of paint.
Batman NES?

[Anonymous No.10939846]

>>10939768
It's really not. Playing both one after the other, the sequel's stages are horrendous. The train chase with Sandman is hell. I can't believe I used to like it over the first game when I was young.

[Anonymous No.10940079]

>>10938975
Stan Lee said it was both. Originally it was one or the other (I forget which one) but he demanded both or the scene would be cut.
*According to the developer commentary

[Anonymous No.10941250]

>>10908672
Me too.