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Aspyr Media will release a Macintosh version of Activision's popular World War II shooter early next year.
Activision's latest superhero action game is on its way to stores.
Activision releases some new character art from its upcoming superhero action game.
Spider-Man is coming to the PC, and we get to try out the latest build.
A rerelease of Spider-Man for the PlayStation will head the company's greatest hits lineup.
Activision sends us a new group of screenshots from its upcoming superhero action game.
Activision has shipped the Dreamcast version of Spider-Man to retailers.
The web-spinning superhero is coming to the PC this fall.
Treyarch's Dreamcast port of Spider-Man is in its beta phase. What exactly has the team done to take advantage of the DC hardware?
The game company acquires the rights to Columbia Pictures' upcoming feature film based on the comic book character.
New screenshots from and information on the Dreamcast version of Spider-Man.
Treyarch, the studio responsible for porting Tony Hawk to the Dreamcast, is hard at work bringing the webhead to Sega's console.
Activision announces a port of the Spider-Man game for the Dreamcast console.
Activision announces that it has shipped Spider-Man for the Nintendo 64.
Activision and Neversoft are working hard to bring your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man to the N64. We spent a little time with the wallcrawler and were reasonably impressed.
Without evil super-villains there would be no noble super-heroes. To celebrate this we take a closer look at exactly who Spider-Man will be going up against in his new PlayStation ...
Our week dedicated to Marvel's wall-crawler continues with a detailed look a few more stages of the game.
Even the incredible Spider-Man can't take on all the game's villains by himself. Take a detailed look at the good guys who lend Spidey a helping hand.
Our week of exclusive coverage of Spider-Man begins with a detailed look of the game's first few stages. Check it out!
We knew you wouldn't be satisfied unless you got multiple hands-on impressions of Spider-Man. So here you go.
Spider-Man is more complete than ever, and we give it another hands-on at this year's E3 to find out how the man with the spider sense is coming along.
We get our hands on Spidey's latest adventure for the PlayStation and the Nintendo 64 - new impressions and screens inside.
GameSpot News learns that Activision will bring the two PlayStation games currently in development to the N64 as well.
In Spider-Man, you'll actually have to think like the wall crawler, using all your powers to solve puzzles. Instead of simply blasting through doors, you'll have to climb through ventilation ...
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