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Spider-Verse Suit Coming To Spider-Man: Miles Morales
We’ve seen a few of the costumes coming to Spider-Man: Miles Morales, and they’re pretty rad. However, I think I speak for many fans when I say the one we all wanted from the beginning is his suit from 2018’s acclaimed Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Thankfully, Marvel and Insomniac recognized this lay-up as well, revealing players can swing around Harlem rocking Miles' iconic film look.
Much like the comic-shaded outfit from the first game, the Spider-Verse suit is more than a simple re-skin. For one, it changes Miles’ figure to match his scrawnier model from the film. The coolest touch by far, though, is that the suit features the same, limited-frame animation style from the movie and comic-style onomatopoeia attacks. In short, it looks cool as heck.
The suit is a launch-day bonus, meaning players who pre-ordered will have it available from the beginning. Before anyone panics, Insomniac confirmed the suit can be unlocked in-game, same as the other costumes. That's great, as it ensure everyone can turn the game into their own personal Spider-Verse.
Our Spider-Man: Miles Morales issue is live now. Some of the great coverage you can enjoy includes some great developer interviews breaking down the game's combat and inspirations behind the story. You can also read our full, exclusive cover story. Spider-Man: Miles Morales launches November 12 for PlayStation 5 and Playstation 4.
Are you excited to swing around Harlem in this stylish costume? Let us know in the comments!
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