Amazing Spider-Man video game coming 2012, is open world
During a Marvel panel at New York Comic Con, Activision officially announced an open-world game based on the upcoming Amazing Spider-Man movie.
You may have seen the teaser posters around New York Comic Con. Activision and developer Beenox is working on a new game based on the upcoming Amazing Spider-Man movie. During a Marvel panel at the show, Activision officially announced the game and showed off the first trailer for the game.
Doug Heder, producer at Activision, admitted that Beenox's track record has been mixed. Their last release, Edge of Time, currently has a Metacritic of 60. However, he promised that Amazing would find a different fate, thanks to its lengthy development time.
Gerard Lehiany, creative director of Beenox, says that the game has been in development for over a year so far. Beenox has two teams, with the Amazing team having worked separately from the Edge of Time and Shattered Dimensions team.
The trailer definitely earned high praise from fans, who were enthusiastic about Spider-Man's return to New York City and open-world gameplay. In the real-time trailer, we saw glimpses of Peter Parker jumping off buildings, swinging through the city. The "realistic" look is a stark departure from Beenox's previous two Spider-Man games.
According to Heder, the game serves as a continuation of the movie's story. The game is pegged for a "Summer 2012" release, likely near the movie's July 3, 2012 date. When Activision publicly releases the trailer, you'll see it here on Shacknews.
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During a Marvel panel at New York Comic Con, Activision officially announced an open-world game based on the upcoming Amazing Spider-Man movie.-
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Sad, I saw this in Comicon and I was so disinterested.
Why go backwards. Gamers are a funny bunch. There are the only group of people I know that will pay top dollar for the same shit year in and year out.
Castlevania, Spider-man, Mario, Zelda, Call of Duty, Madden. This would NOT float in any other kind of venue or industry. Imagine paying for the same movie, over and over again, or the same car.
I've heard ridiculous arguments that folks will pay $65 bucks solely for the benefit to "swing around NYC" nothing else. That's imbecile.
In any case, this is where I get off. When Beenox goes back to innovation I will look up Spidey again.
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