Man, I haaaAAAaaate that motion smoothing garbage. Makes me curious if this tech affects pricing, if any. If it does, then it needs to be kicked to the curb.

Playing this new Spider-Man game, it would occasionally hit me that they were really gunning for a level of quality up there with the Batman Arkhams and Uncharteds of the world, while adding a few more original ideas into the mix that could only be thought up by the Insomniac creative teams fueled by the sheer nature…

The game is solid, but story-wise the ending felt disappointingly rushed and tacked on. The Batman Arkham games were kind of like that, too. What is up with that? Maybe they should have polished up the ending first during development, and then do the rest of the game afterward.

Sheriff Justice: That’s very comfortin’. But I’m in high speed pursuit! Don’t you hear good?

What I absolutely loved was not just the amazing ad libs from Gleason and Reynolds, not just the CB trucker slang that the movie exposed and turned into a national fad, not just elevating the Pontiac Trans Am Firebird into an icon, not just the crazy stunts, etc.

RIP. He gave us the free-driving Bandit for all eternity. All good.

Welcome to the next level, containing such features as: laugh tracks from unfunny sitcoms, pointless YouTube reaction audio from non-professionals, and Twitch suicidal aholes. Rejoice, for the future of interactive entertainment is here!

I just learned that the game starts with the original, gets wrecked early during the story, and then gives the option of sticking with it or going with the white spider garbage. Pre-ordering also gives three insta-unlocks, one of which is the MCU Iron Spider outfit. So Insomniac smartly covered their bases (i.e.…

I’m actually really, really looking forward to Marvel Studios straightening out her wack origins and history into a cohesive whole. Hopefully it’ll be good enough to influence the comic book side to do some healthy retconning.

Why does this terribad show deserve coverage again? Is there a morbid fascination, like watching a car crash, or a person drowning, in slow motion?

Nice, you got your 35 minutes of tv fame playing a game. A Spider-Man game on top of that. lol

Fair observation. I think it can be pulled off, but it does seem like there is a balancing act. It should lean more to the superhero side, of course. Maybe the best example might be the Batman Arkham series. We did see the Bruce Wayne side of things here and there that helped the game without bogging the rest of the…

This is great and all, but that clashing white spider design over the blue and red motif is still just bad. BAD. If there’s a way to swap out his costume for a better one before the start of the game, I might be inclined to check it out.

They did do a lot worse. lol

Bruce Timm is officially batshit crazy nowadays, so a big no on him. Paul Dini though, that guy needs to step in bigtime. He’s the best.

Yeah man. I mean, the series had its share of dud episodes here and there, but the overwhelmingly majority of them were solid.

That line when I heard it when it first aired cracked me up so hard. It was serious, funny, ironic, and just overall fucking great to hear Batman say it. Just another one of about a million classic moments crammed in the BTAS series.

The worlds’ stomachs were not ready for a Mariah Carey/Luke Perry version.

We need an official sub-label for adult plastic lightsaber-wielding, socially awkward nerds.

All must heed the classic words of The Mighty Shat.