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Disney's D23 Expo Gives A Look At The Making Of Insomniac's Spider-Man
During a panel today at Disney's D23 Expo, Insomniac showed off a video that gives us a glimpse at the making of the upcoming Spider-Man game.
The clip, told from Insomniac's perspective, talks about how the team's creative vision. The upcoming title will feature an older Spider-Man at age 23. Rather than just discovering his powers, he has instead had eight years to master them.
"One of the most compelling things about Spider-Man is when Peter Parker and Spider-Man's worlds collide," says art director Jacinda Chew. The two stories are being woven together, so that it can tell a more human story.
You can watch the video below.
Spider-Man arrives on PlayStation for in 2018. You can read our interview with Insomniac where the team answers our 10 biggest questions.
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