
Franchise file / Stan Lee and Steve Ditko
Web-slinging since 1982
Marvel's wall-crawler has starred in games since Parker Brothers put him on the Atari 2600 in 1982, from 16-bit brawlers and film tie-ins to Insomniac's open-world New York.
One world. Many eras.
Early runs. Parker Brothers had the hero scaling a tower to defuse the Green Goblin's bombs. Side-scrollers, arcade brawlers and a text adventure filled the years that followed.
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A legacy worth revisiting
Treyarch's Spider-Man 2 tied swinging to the city itself in 2004, and every game since has been measured against that feeling. Beenox spent years on Shattered Dimensions and the Amazing films, then Insomniac's 2018 game put the hero back at the front of the queue.
Scenes that stay with you
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