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e3 2018
Spider-Man E3 Gameplay Footage Reveals Electro, Rhino, Scorpion, And Vulture
Insomniac had lots to show from Spider-Man during its presentation on Sony's E3 stage. The extended gameplay segment revealed tons of familiar villains and showed a gigantic set piece at Raft prison.
The trailer begins with Spider-Man helping Yuri manage something going wrong at the prison, but it all goes to hell quickly. Spider-Man is greeted by Electro, who frees a number of prisoners from their cells.
Spider-Man chases after Electro, but on the way he runs into Rhino, Scorpion, and Vulture, who are all very, very mad at him. Spider-Man (and his greatest enemies) end up on the roof, where they are met by Mister Negative. They all attack Spider-Man, but Mister Negative says, "He said not to kill him."
Despite his best efforts, Spider-Man takes a beating, and just as all seems lost a light grabs his attention. Spider-Man turns to look at it and says, "Wait.. you?" And that's it.
Spider-Man is coming to PlayStation 4 on September 7. For a ton more about Spider-Man, click here for all of our coverage from when Spider-Man was on our cover.
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Marvel's Spider-Man
Platform:
PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, PC
Release Date:
September 7, 2018 (PlayStation 4),
November 12, 2020 (PlayStation 5),
August 12, 2022 (PC)
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