Marvel's Spider-Man 2
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Games Inbox: Will Marvel’s Wolverine be as good as Spider-Man 2?
Readers discuss the potential of Marvel's Wolverine compared to Marvel's Spider-Man 2, with concerns about its movement and gore. Other topics include the future of digital game distribution, the perceived audience for Steam Machines, and the implications of Nintendo's movie ventures. There's also commentary on game difficulty modifiers, the impact of Grand Theft Auto 6, and PlayStation's digital rights management.
Rumor Mill
Reports suggest that the studio Spiders, known for unique RPGs, may be shutting down after 18 years of operation. These claims have been met with mixed reactions, with some conflicting information emerging.
"This isn't true" - mixed reports emerge following Marvel's Spider-Man 2 actor's claims a Venom spin-off game was in the works prior to Tony Todd's death
Reports suggest Insomniac Games may have considered a Venom spin-off game or DLC for Marvel's Spider-Man 2, with actor Nadji Jeter claiming such plans existed before Tony Todd's death. However, journalist Jason Schreier has disputed these claims, stating they are untrue. Insomniac has previously stated no additional story content was planned for Marvel's Spider-Man 2 and is currently developing Marvel's Wolverine.
Marvel’s Venom is Reportedly Still in Development
Reports suggest that a Venom game, titled Venom: Lethal Protector, is still in development at Insomniac Games, potentially following the events of Marvel's Spider-Man 2 and targeting a late 2025 release. This contradicts earlier claims of the game being scrapped, though Jason Schreier has disputed some of the information. Insomniac Games is currently focused on the upcoming Marvel's Wolverine for PlayStation 5.
Venom spin-off is still in development say sources - despite voice actor comment
Sources indicate that a planned Venom spin-off game from Insomniac Games is still in development, despite comments from voice actor Nadji Jeter suggesting it was canceled due to the death of Tony Todd. Industry insider Jason Schreier and other reports contradict Jeter's claims, with some suggesting a potential early 2027 release.
Marvel’s Venom is Reportedly Still in Development – Rumor
Rumors persist about a potential Venom game from Insomniac Games, with conflicting reports from voice actor Nadji Jeter and journalist Jason Schreier. While Jeter suggested the project was scrapped due to Tony Todd's passing, Schreier has disputed this. Insomniac Games is currently focused on Marvel's Wolverine, set for a September 15th release on PlayStation 5.
Venom Game Drama Has Spider-Man Fans Completely Unhinged
Voice actor Nadji Jeter claimed Insomniac Games' standalone Venom game was scrapped after Tony Todd's death, but journalist Jason Schreier has refuted these rumors. This has caused significant fan speculation and discussion across social media platforms regarding the game's development status and potential future on PlayStation 5 or PlayStation 6.
Meet the Man Making PS5 Manuals for Your Physical Games
Sandeep Rai is creating physical game manuals for modern PlayStation titles, including for the PlayStation 5, to recapture the nostalgia of older gaming eras. His efforts have led to hundreds of sales for his custom manuals, with popular titles like Bloodborne and Astro Bot being best-sellers. Rai aims to fill the gap left by publishers who have largely abandoned physical manuals in favor of digital releases.
Hideo Kojima and Dark Souls creator Hidetaka Miyazaki's games have something other AAA titles don't, former PlayStation boss says: "You can tell it's their visions"
Former PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida believes that unlike most AAA titles, games from creators like Hideo Kojima and Hidetaka Miyazaki clearly showcase the developer's unique vision. He suggests that the collaborative nature of AAA development often results in a 'group vision' rather than an individual one, though exceptions exist for proven creators with established fanbases.
Former PlayStation head isn't sure how Sony can recoup those big budgets without first-party games coming to PC
Former PlayStation Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida expressed uncertainty about Sony's strategy for recouping massive game development budgets without releasing first-party titles on PC. He noted that while releasing games on PC after a delay helped recoup investments during the PlayStation 5 generation, he hasn't seen proof of a strategy change for the current generation.
Save On Limited Edition PS5 Consoles, Game, And More – The Best PS5 Deals Of The Week (May 15, 2026)
This week's PlayStation 5 deals include discounts on various games like Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, Octopath Traveler 0, and Diablo 4. Limited edition PS5 bundles, such as the Ghost of Yotei Gold Limited Edition, are available for $600. Accessory deals include refurbished DualSense controllers and gaming headsets from Razer and Sony.
Xbox Game Pass vs PS Plus: Was Sony Right All Along?
This analysis questions the long-term viability of Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass subscription model, particularly after recent price increases and the decision to remove Call of Duty from day-one access. It contrasts this with Sony's PlayStation Plus strategy, which prioritizes later inclusion of first-party titles and offers a more affordable tier. The article suggests Sony's initial reluctance to adopt a Game Pass-like model may have been prescient, highlighting the economic challenges of offering a vast library of games on demand.
Pragmata Is Exactly Why AAA Games Don’t Need To Drag On
The game Pragmata, developed by Capcom, demonstrates that AAA titles do not need excessive length to be enjoyable, with some reviewers completing it in as little as eight hours. Despite its shorter runtime, the game focuses on quality gameplay, story, and presentation, offering an innovative third-person shooter experience at a $60 price point, even on the Nintendo Switch 2.
Newzoo: More than half of PC revenue comes from games outside the Top 20
Newzoo data indicates that games outside the Top 20 are increasingly significant in the PC market, capturing 56% of revenue and 45% of playtime by 2025. While console spending remains concentrated on top titles, lower-ranked games are also seeing growth on platforms like PlayStation. Genres like action RPGs and survival games are performing well, with titles such as Elden Ring and Cyberpunk 2077 contributing to this trend.
Spindelmannens ansikte teasar "något" (Spider-Man 3?) – tar sedan ner inlägget
Ben Jordan, the face model for Peter Parker in Insomniac's Spider-Man games, posted a cryptic image on Instagram that was quickly deleted, sparking speculation about a potential Spider-Man 3. The Insomniac Games Spider-Man series has sold over 50 million units across its three titles, with a planned release for Marvel's Wolverine in 2026 and a rumored Spider-Man 3 in 2028.
Highly Anticipated PS5 Exclusive Seemingly Leaked by Actor
Actor Ben Jordan, the face model for Peter Parker in Insomniac Games' Marvel's Spider-Man series, may have inadvertently leaked the development of Marvel's Spider-Man 3. Jordan posted a photo of himself in a motion-capture suit, hinting at a new Spider-Man project. While Insomniac Games has officially finished work on Marvel's Spider-Man 2, this leak suggests that development on the sequel has begun, though a formal announcement has not yet been made.
Marvel's Spider-Man 3 development has seemingly begun as Peter Parker face model shares new behind-the-scenes photo
Insomniac Games has seemingly begun development on Marvel's Spider-Man 3, as indicated by Peter Parker's face model, Ben Jordan, sharing a behind-the-scenes photo in motion capture gear. While not officially confirmed, the early stage of development suggested by Jordan's post, combined with the success of previous titles and a cliffhanger ending in Spider-Man 2, makes a third installment highly probable.
A New Insomniac Spider-Man Game Seemingly Teased Online
Insomniac Games' Peter Parker face model, Ben Jordan, posted a cryptic image in motion-capture gear, sparking speculation about a new Spider-Man game. While unconfirmed, this follows a major leak revealing a Venom game and future Spider-Man titles, with Insomniac currently focused on Marvel's Wolverine for PlayStation 5.
Inevitable PS5 Sequel Marvel's Spider-Man 3 Teased in a Quickly Deleted Social Post
Insomniac Games' motion capture actor for Peter Parker, Ben Jordan, posted a now-deleted Instagram story that strongly teased the development of Marvel's Spider-Man 3. While the post was quickly removed, fans captured the image of Jordan in motion capture gear, hinting at work on the sequel to Marvel's Spider-Man 2. The article speculates on potential release windows for the game, considering the timeline for Sony's next-generation consoles.
Peter Parker face model Ben Jordan seemingly teases new capture work, starting speculation around Insomniac's Spider-Man 3
Ben Jordan, the face model for Peter Parker in Insomniac Games' Spider-Man titles, has seemingly teased new facial capture work, sparking speculation about the development of Spider-Man 3. While the post was deleted, it featured a spider emoji and the phrase 'if you know, you know,' strongly suggesting involvement with the franchise. This comes as Insomniac's Marvel's Wolverine is set for a September 2026 release on PlayStation 5.
