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Web of Shadows is an improvement over previous Spider-Man titles, but still lacks the punch we expect from such a popular movie-based intellectual property. A poorly told story coupled with mediocre and often repetitive action sequences have thwarted t...
Swinging is still as fun as ever. Major improvements to combat and camera.
Technical glitches, horrible voice-acting, story isnt told very well, camera still not perfect and way way way too repetitive... repetitive!...
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Owing to its character movement and its slick combat system, Web Of Shadows will initially feel like a return to form for Marvel’s quiptalking webslinger. We say ‘initially’ because, sadly, the good is occasionally marred by a camera struggling to meld...
While initially there seems to be quite a lot of fun to be had with Web Of Shadows, ultimately you discover its fluid combat and intriguing story quickly become overshadowed by a web of lazy missions. 5.5/10Print this pageUser reviews (0)Share this pag...
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Spidey can’t catch a break lately. The third movie was laughable in many places, and the last couple of games just went downhill fast. Of course, I’m sure all of these enterprises made bucket loads of money for those involved, so who am I to judge.And...
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In the last “real” Spider-Man game, Spider-Man 3 (we’re ignoring Friend or Foe), developer Treyarch somehow managed to turn swinging freely through New York and beating up thugs into a dull chore. Spidey has a lot to prove this time around, but Web of...
Pulling off a 200 hit combo, Seeing Mary Jane wield a shotgun, Little touches for Marvel fans...
Average to subpar voice acting, Fighting your eightmillionth "zombie", Most moral choices have little impact on the plot...
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Overall, I was left with the impression that Spider-Man: Web of Shadows could have been really great if some care was taken to vary the experience, but instead we are left with an average beat ‘em up. Swinging around the city is fun while it lasts, bu...
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Name: Spider-Man: Web of ShadowsGenre: ActionPlatform: Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, PSP, Wii, DS, PC (Reviewed on PS3)Back in 2004, Activision and Treyarch brought us a game based on the blockbuster sequel to 2002’s Spider-Man movie, Spider-Man 2. For the firs...
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Spideys new adventure is a doozy; his arch-nemesis Venom attacks the city and is giving the hurt to our hero. At his most vulnerable moment, the Symbiote which gives Venom his power (a loose interpretation) has a part of it go onto Spiderman, giving h...
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Though Spider-Man: Web of Shadows hardly treads new ground, it should manage to appease fans eager to play a Spider-Man game that isnt sub-par (Spider-Man 3, were looking at you). Web of Shadows manages to provide a good deal of fun even it doesnt...
Great animations; fun combat; different suits bring different styles to Spidey.
Camera issues; repetitive objectives; visual glitches.
Though Spider-Man: Web of Shadows hardly treads new ground, it should manage to appease fans eager to play a Spider-Man game that isnt sub-par (Spider-Man 3, were looking at you). Web of Shadows manages to provide a good deal of fun even it doesnt b...
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Playing super hero games usually always goes something like this: get excited about a new game featuring some of the best super heroes around; play said game and realise there's nothing super about the gameplay; and turn off game wishing you hadn't bou...
Swinging feels good, Lots of moves, Combat is fun, Missions are dull...
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Treyarch has been in the business of making Spider-Man games for many years now, and the games have often been as frustrating as they have been fun. In this latest outing, however, the developer has gotten it right. Freed from the confines of a movie l...
Great original story, Fun, accessible combat system, Swinging around the city is a delight, Good variety of enemies and mission objectives, Some memorable boss fights.
Occasional technical issues with graphics and sound, Camera occasionally comes unstuck.
Web of Shadows is a fast-paced, soaring superhero adventure that delivers just about everything a Spider-Man game should...
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Spider-Man: Web of Shadows starts off with a serious bang. The establishing shot finds Spidey walking across a New York City rooftop in slow-motion, head hung down and ignoring the chaos taking place all around him -- soldiers battling symbiote aliens...
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Good story, solid action, wonderful graphical elements and great combat all make up for a game that is entertaining. Spider-man fans should enjoy this one.
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Activision and Treyarch have joined forces once again to bring the Amazing Spider-Man to your next-gen consoles, and this time “amazing” hardly does the game justice when it comes to describing the action, fun, and sheer exhilaration of playing Spider...
Web of Shadows assembles a great cast of heroes and villains, combines them with a fantastic story, and integrates an intuitive and exciting control scheme and evolving combat system that easily makes this the best Spider-Man game ever made to date for...
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Choose your suit, choose your side.It's that time again true believers, Activision has returned with yet another Spider-Man game and this time it meshes two of the best in the series for an outing that is easily the wall crawler's best game in years. W...
Great story, Easy to learn combat, The ability to switch between red and black suits...
Sporadic camera, Weak voice acting, SpiderSense can hinder some moments...
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Dart past a couple panels when flipping through a comic book and you're not likely miss much. Even if there's a page torn out, you can still get through it without much trouble. You might miss out on a minor plot point or get left out of some nuances...
Phenomenal combat system; intense boss battles; appropriately deep and long.
Erratic, disorienting camera; regular technical glitches halt the action; starts off extremely slow; graphical mixed bag. Previous Page Prev Next Page Next 1 2...
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