Spider-Man (2000)
Genres:Adventure, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player
Story:YOU DON'T JUST PLAY IT... YOU LIVE IT
He spins a web, swings across the sky and lands with a somersault onto the Daily Bugle building. Who is this masked hero? It's you! Fight, jump and web-sling as Spider-Man as you take on a legion of sinister villains.
The city is depending on you. Start swinging...
Vote to bring this game to GOG and help preserve it.2 007
The first video game I ever played. I have fond memories of swinging across the gassed out city and running from Monster Ock. An absolute classic, and bedrock of my childhood!
This was my first super hero game as a kid, probably in my (and probably other people too) the best Spider-man game of all time if not in the top five. I really loved the OST.
Played this on PS1 back in the day and I never got to complete the sewer level because I got lost. Recently complete it with an Duckstation Emulator, but it wasn't the best experience.
Hope GOG brings it back. And fast!
When i got this for PS1 it was one of the first video games that i ever completed and made me into a gamer, so for me this is a the game that brought my passion for games to another level.
I got this game back then as a Demo Disc from my uncle when I whas 5 without realizing that it whas a Demo Disc.
I back then just played first level over and over because I whas even in Kid mode unable to beat the second level which whas a time race but I had my blast. Years later when I whas older I finally managed to beat the second level realizing it is only a Demodisc encourageing to buy the game which whas then out of print so now I want it on GoG to be able to finally play it through.
This is the Spider-Man game that sets the bar of quality for all future Spidey games. Tight controls, too notch cast, and more extras than you can shake a web at! There's a reason this is one of the most popular Spidey speedrunning games around. I love this game so much!
It was my first full 3d videogame experience on PC.
Level design was quick and fun, which made it short, but unforgettable experience nonetheless.
I remember taking turns with my sister when trying to beat levels with symbiotes, cause we were kinda scared of them, considering we were around 6 years old both)
This is just one of older Spider-man titles I want to see yet again.
I understand that Activision Blizzard no longer has rights for Spidey and Marvel/Disney are very picky about it, but, consider this as wishful thinking.
I simply have no one else to turn to. If GOG can't do it - there's no one else who can.
I grew up with the PS1 version. Later in life, I gotten the N64 version. This was rather unexpected to have this much fan service in a licensed game at the time. Imagine Batman: Arkham series, the good ones back in the early 2000s. Some could consider Spider-Man games like this as a precursor to Marvel's Spider-Man game series. You get a rememberable narrator with a great soundtrack. You also can unlock a lot of outfits for Spider-Man. A little interesting piece of trivia. Neversoft made an deal to make this Spider-Man game. In return, Spider-Man was added to Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 as a hidden skater. From all the Spider-Man games I played this still my favorite to date. A lot of characters shows up in the campaign. This was one of the first Spider-Man games to get the swinging right in video games. The game came out in between Spider-Man Unlimited show's run. If you're a Spider-Man fan you're absolutely going to love this!!! I do think this could sell well on GOG.
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