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How Web Swinging Works In Spider-Man
Spider-Man's unique knack for web swinging is an idea that has translated very well to video games in the past. The question on Spider-fan's minds now is how Insomniac's take on Spidey's movement works, and whether it lives up to the fun had in the Spider-Man titles of a bygone era. In the video below, Ryan Smith and Bryan Intihar from Insomniac Games finally shed some light on the physics of web swinging and the mechanics of traversal you'll be using when the game releases this September.
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