Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Vicarious Visions developed the game for the Wii, PlayStation 2, and PlayStation Portable. The game follows the movie, but features different side missions compared to the Treyarch versions. Vicarious Visions allows players to switch between the red and black suits at will, although wearing the black suit has negative consequences. These versions include two exclusive villains: Morbius, the living vampire, and Grito. Activision released Spider-Man 3: Special Edition for the PS2, which includes a bonus DVD featuring “Spider-Man 3: The Story Behind the Webs,” an exclusive interview with Stan Lee, trailers for the movie Spider-Man 3, and a collectible card with a lenticular image from the film. On the other hand, the PS2 and Wii versions are essentially the same, although the Wii version uses the Wiimote’s motion-sensing controls for swinging and combat. In this version, there is no alternate ending in which Venom loses control of the symbiote instead of being impaled by a steel bar. The PlayStation Portable version is a full port of the PlayStation 2 version of the game by Vicarious Visions and features a free-roaming city, Morbius the living vampire, and Scream, plus the black suit. The player can also land on the ground, unlike in Spider-Man 2 for PlayStation Portable, where the player cannot land on the ground—similar to the original Spider-Man video game.
#remastered #spiderman #ps2
Vicarious Visions developed the game for the Wii, PlayStation 2, and PlayStation Portable. The game follows the movie, but features different side missions compared to the Treyarch versions. Vicarious Visions allows players to switch between the red and black suits at will, although wearing the black suit has negative consequences. These versions include two exclusive villains: Morbius, the living vampire, and Grito. Activision released Spider-Man 3: Special Edition for the PS2, which includes a bonus DVD featuring “Spider-Man 3: The Story Behind the Webs,” an exclusive interview with Stan Lee, trailers for the movie Spider-Man 3, and a collectible card with a lenticular image from the film. On the other hand, the PS2 and Wii versions are essentially the same, although the Wii version uses the Wiimote’s motion-sensing controls for swinging and combat. In this version, there is no alternate ending in which Venom loses control of the symbiote instead of being impaled by a steel bar. The PlayStation Portable version is a full port of the PlayStation 2 version of the game by Vicarious Visions and features a free-roaming city, Morbius the living vampire, and Scream, plus the black suit. The player can also land on the ground, unlike in Spider-Man 2 for PlayStation Portable, where the player cannot land on the ground—similar to the original Spider-Man video game.
#remastered #spiderman #ps2
