RainOfTerror
06-15-2005, 02:14 AM
Ultimate Spider-Man allows players to take on the role of Spider-Man AND a super-villain in an original storyline. Dive into an immersive adventure as you experience a living comic-book illustrated with 3D Comic Inking Technology. The game's expanded, free-roaming environments deliver a deep adventure with a variety of challenging missions, diverse game play and an improved combat system that allows players to face off against the largest number of characters from the Spider-Man universe ever assembled.
The fighting system’s been revamped as well. The younger Spidey doesn’t have the Spider Reflexes from Spider-Man 2, but he has a more unorthodox, almost uncoordinated moveset. This isn’t the experienced superhero of past games; it’s a kid who’s making it up as he goes, with a fighting style that’s based around hit-and-run. Just about everything he can do can be strung together if the timing is right, from web swings and strikes, to combination attacks and aerial moves. This all results in the most fluid Spider-Man you’ve ever controlled. At least, that’s the plan.Check the complete Ultimate Spider-Man preview (http://www.worthplaying.com/article.php?sid=25758) over at WortPlaying.
The fighting system’s been revamped as well. The younger Spidey doesn’t have the Spider Reflexes from Spider-Man 2, but he has a more unorthodox, almost uncoordinated moveset. This isn’t the experienced superhero of past games; it’s a kid who’s making it up as he goes, with a fighting style that’s based around hit-and-run. Just about everything he can do can be strung together if the timing is right, from web swings and strikes, to combination attacks and aerial moves. This all results in the most fluid Spider-Man you’ve ever controlled. At least, that’s the plan.Check the complete Ultimate Spider-Man preview (http://www.worthplaying.com/article.php?sid=25758) over at WortPlaying.