The following is comprised entirely of actual game play...

by Ed Stasick { Feb 17th 2007 at 10:30AM }

The newly released trailer for Spiderman 3: The Game begins with the promise that "the following is comprised entirely of actual game play." If this is true, then it looks like were in for a fairly lame game as every single "shot" is in slow-mo. Sure, the models and cut-scenes (and even the credits) have that highly polished next-gen sheen, but the trailer does nothing to excite or give any indication that this is not just more of the same. The movie itself, however, looks awesome!

Tags: ps3

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

THEGRIMACE @ Feb 17th 2007 11:12AM

In the words of the man speaking to sir reginald b. stiffworth, the young upstart chap who had been touting the merits of the united european commonwealth...

I DISAGREE

That looks like an enjoyable game that will be fun to play. Not every game needs to be groundbreaking, and in this case it is not. But I still wouldn't call it "lame"

Glenn @ Feb 17th 2007 11:56AM

Wow, lowl, if they say: this is actuall gameplay, then you expect something really good... and even when you think the gametrailers.com comprimise away, It still looks extremely fake...

Hmz, anyway, maybe the game'll be good, I've only once had a Spider man game, and that was on the PS2, and it sucked really hard...

Ciaoo

humpty @ Feb 17th 2007 11:47AM

Activision has done good stuff with their Marvel licenses.. so, this should turn out pretty good i think. Better than if EA had the license.

Arno @ Feb 17th 2007 1:27PM

Well it must be actual game footage if it looks like crap.

Seriously, what was the point of that?

WhackMushroom @ Feb 17th 2007 1:55PM

same font for spiderman & playstation 3 titles ... thats always bothered me

Bored @ Feb 17th 2007 2:38PM

Doesn't actually look that bad. Graphics could have been better, that's for sure, but it does look like an enjoyable game.

Average, I'd say, but not too lame.

bootsielon @ Feb 17th 2007 3:01PM

The graphics look like crap, probably because it's a flexible engine that can take Wii graphics and polish them some for Xbox 360 and PS3; the problem with that is that those won't take advantage of PS3 or Xbox 360 hardware, not to mention the gimmicky controlls for Wii can't be ported (thankfully).

Multiplatform games FTL