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The Amazing Spider-Man
Activision is still revealing The Amazing Spider-Man's roster, and Black Cat is the latest character who's been confirmed. Black Cat is, appropriately enough, a skilled cat burglar and a bit of a manipulator. In other words, she's a perfect foil for clueless sap Peter Parker.
The game takes place after the upcoming film, which makes us wonder what role, if any, Black Cat has in the movie's storyline. Considering how much the filmmakers have to pack into Spider-Man's origin story, we'd be happy if she was strictly something for the gaming world. One thing's for sure: She will kiss Peter Parker and he will get all weirded out.
Look for The Amazing Spider-Man on June 26th for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, DS, and 3DS.
Via Cinemablend. Thanks for the tip, Excalibur0123!
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