There should be a Spider-Man like Arkham Asylum

Not a rushed out, movie-liscenced spider-man game you always see, but a really robust, iconic spider-man game that is similar to Arkham Asylum in quality. Anyone else agree?

Call of Spiderman. Instant webshots from across the map.

Spider-Man is not as dark as Modern Day Batman. It wouldn't really fit. And it would be a disservice to the character to try to shoe horn him into a situation just to try to capitalize on the success and style of Arkham Asylum. Besides the Noir levels in Shattered Dimensions where some of the weakest....Nuck81

I thought Shattered Dimensions was quite good.

[QUOTE="Nuck81"]Spider-Man is not as dark as Modern Day Batman. It wouldn't really fit. And it would be a disservice to the character to try to shoe horn him into a situation just to try to capitalize on the success and style of Arkham Asylum. Besides the Noir levels in Shattered Dimensions where some of the weakest....3riForce

No... they should go back and look at Spiderman 2... take what was awesome about it.... cut the fat... and just pack it to the gills with content.

I enjoyed Shattered Dimensions. Only problem I had with it was the Noir levels.

But I agree, I'd like to see a Spider-Man game with plenty of production value.

All superhero games should follow Arkham's quality control and independence from dumb ass movie licenses.

It's no question not having to follow asinine movie scripts and rushed deadlines to match movie release dates is a plus for game development.

It's why a superhero game like Infamous turned out so well.

The best Spider-Man game was easily Spider-Man 2. I remember when that came out I felt like I was really Spider-Man. It is still one of my favorite games ever. The massive open world New York City environment was incredible. The game was a perfect superhero game. Now every other Spider-Man is terrible and strays further and further from what being Spider-Man really is like.

I wish Treyarch would give us a real next gen Spider-Man game like they did with Spider-Man 2.

All superhero games should follow Arkham's quality control and independence from dumb ass movie licenses.

It's no question not having to follow asinine movie scripts and rushed deadlines to match movie release dates is a plus for game development.

It's why a superhero game like Infamous turned out so well.

heretrix

No... they should go back and look at Spiderman 2... take what was awesome about it.... cut the fat... and just pack it to the gills with content.

moistsandwich

Not a rushed out, movie-liscenced spider-man game you always see, but a really robust, iconic spider-man game that is similar to Arkham Asylum in quality. Anyone else agree?

3riForce

There should be a Spider Man game like Crackdown, only with a reactive game world with generated crimes, factions, events and supervillians.

So like XCOM Apocalypse (in regard to world), only you play it like an open world action game; Crackdown, Spider Man 2(? one of the games were good).

That would be amazing

Spiderman 2 and Ultimate Spiderman were really great last generation.

Activision owns the Spiderman video game rights, so there won't be a good spider man game anytime soon.

Spiderman 2 and Ultimate Spiderman were really great last generation.

Nintendo_Ownes7

Mix Ultimate Spider-man with Spider-man 2's web swinging and we'd be set. But yeah, all the Spider-man Game's of late have been overly gimicky.

I've not played it, but I've read that Shattered Dimensions draws lots of influence from Arkham Asylum and is a good game for it. I've considered picking it up at somepoint since AA is a phenomenal game.

why spider man? why not like every game?savagetwinkie

No there should be a Spider Man game like Spider Man 2.

All superhero games should follow Arkham's quality control and independence from dumb ass movie licenses.

It's no question not having to follow asinine movie scripts and rushed deadlines to match movie release dates is a plus for game development.

It's why a superhero game like Infamous turned out so well.

heretrix

I think that's exactly why super hero games are sometimes plain awful, Iron Man as well as Spider Man 3 were so bad, earlier i watched Giant Bomb Quick View of Thor, man, game looks so boring, only when Batman and SpiderMan moved away from movie licenses where when their games truly start to shine, so yeah, i'm agree, make a super hero game with quality in mind and no movie tien in and we will be better, to bad this trend won't seem to be dying anytime soon, Thor is on their way, i bet that Green Lanter will have some lame game adaptation, i think Captain America will have one too, and oh man, i can't wait to see the Advengers game :roll: