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Replay – Spider-Man: Web Of Shadows
Many of you are playing a great Spider-Man game right now. Why not take a break from that web-swinging action to check out a bad one? In this week's Replay, we dive deep into Spider-Man: Web of Shadows, a 2008 Activision title that showed Peter Parker in his prime, who was having issues with Mary Jane...and...sound familiar? Some of the story set up is similar to Insomniac's new release, but you'll quickly see the gameplay goes in a completely different direction, and couldn't be much more of a mess.
We dedicate the entire episode to Web of Shadows, mostly because we wanted to see a story development through to the end. We laughed and cried plenty in this episode. Enjoy the show, and we'll be back with another in just seven days!
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