Current Events > Miles Morales confirmed main Spider-Man going forward.

(+) Yeah! (+)

So he'll be sidelined for the next spin off game again and will return for Spider-Man 3. Makes sense.

Maybe Spider-Man 3 will be positioned as the whole "I have to come back one last time..." thing and that'll be the finale of the series.

Peter was struggling with Mays death, holding down a job, trying to save the house and keep up his relationship with MJ to the point he had a breakdown once he got the symbiote suit. Let him relax for a bit and focus on what he wants to do, Miles can pick up the slack on his own. Pete did for 8 years.

No. He took a break from being Spider-man to focus on being Peter Parker. They did make it sound like a temporary thing.

Oh I bet the game board is just thrilled about this

I sense something. As if millions of voices screamed "WOOOOOOKE" and then were suddenly munching on tendies.

I sense something. As if millions of voices screamed "WOOOOOOKE" and then were suddenly munching on tendies.

it's true, already seen some joker claiming it's attack on the white male

People actually think this?

Someone legit said "they're making the mere existence of white males to be problematic."

Someone's really insecure about still being a majority skin color, lmao.

I don't remember people getting offended at the end of the Dark Knight Rises when the mantle was passed on. I wonder why that is.

I don't remember people getting offended at the end of the Dark Knight Rises when the mantle was passed on. I wonder why that is.

They better change that god awful final costume he got at the end

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/7/76d3ce2a.jpg

lol is that for real?

lol is that for real?

why are they getting rid of Peter

Yeah it's an Adidas ad lol
you know what though, i didn't hate it as much as everyone else does, if his hair wasn't poking through and the mask had some blue outlines it'd be alright

Good tbh.

As someone who's primary exposure to comics was post-Crisis/pre-New52 DC, one of my favorite Superhero tropes is the main guy getting older/retiring/dying and their protege growing into the role. It goes so far to make the world feel lived in. You've got this living, constantly evolving history that makes it all feel so alive and interesting. <_<

lol the game boards are going nuts about this interview. I swear I wouldn't be surprised if half of them had pointed white hoods

Havent played 2 yet but isnt Miles just better in everyway? He has electricity and invisibility. What does Peter have over him?

lol the game boards are going nuts about this interview. I swear I wouldn't be surprised if half of them had pointed white hoods

From what I remember reading in the comics:

- strength (PP is the physically strongest Spider Totem by far, and actually one of the strongest Marvel heroes. He just holds back a lot to keep from fucking people up too much).

- spider sense. At some point in the future I remember reading a comic where PP's spider sense got so good that it practically gave him clairvoyance.

- experience.

Peter is smarter, has better gadgets, and...spoilers...

He gains the anti-venom suit which offers all the abilities of the symbiote suit but with no drawbacks.

Which means Pete is definitely much, much, much stronger than Miles and outclasses him in every possible way.

nice
havent played the games yet but he has more options during combat right??? cuz he has more abilities

i feel like most of the complaining comes from people that don't even actually read the comics, their only exposure being maybe the spiderman show in the 90s, and the live action movies

It's a good thing that old heroes retire, theres only so many variations of the same peter parker/bruce wayne/clark kent story you can tell and their characters have been fully explored

lol the game boards are going nuts about this interview. I swear I wouldn't be surprised if half of them had pointed white hoods

You clearly didnt play the game because if you did youd know that they have the exact same gadgets to work with.

Bait-y title.

Anyway, I don't care. I didn't play the Insomniac games anyway.

Peter not being Spider-Man is just so incredibly unlike the character that is just bugs me. It's practically a compulsion, a disease or a drug. Pete is always haunted by his one mistake the mistakes that came after that, ones that push him to push himself into doing what he does. He can't stop himself, and likely never will. So for him to lend the 'job' to Miles just doesn't really make sense to me.

With great power comes great responsibility. Unless he dies or loses his power, he's got that great power. And therein lies the issue. With it, comes that great responsibility that he will ALWAYS bare. Otherwise he's betraying the one thing he's held closest to his heart after Ben's death. He's temporarily quit being Spidey before, but until he's unable to, he will always have to be Spidey. Because he is unable to not be him.

Anyway, I want Superior Spider-Man to be adapted into this series.

And that's exactly what's going to happen, because (major Spider-Man 2 spoilers!) The game sets up a lot of villains that Miles isn't going to be able to handle alone. Green Goblin, the return of Doc Ock, the Chameleon, Ana (Raven's daughter) as the new Kraven, and worst of all, Carnage. Peter wants to stop being Spider-Man, but the onslaught of villains isn't going to let him rest for long.

Although they may be able to delay Peter's return for a while if a certain scene means that we'll be seeing Silk (another Spider-Man) in this universe too.

they say that after they find out Ana killed the others (or some of them), but there was no inclination that she also died.

also, iirc in the comics, she takes on Kraven's mantle.

they say that after they find out Ana killed the others (or some of them), but there was no inclination that she also died.

also, iirc in the comics, she takes on Kraven's mantle.

My biggest surprise actually is the lack of any hints for Gwen Stacey (outside of the Spider-Bot) thinking about it.