Spider-Man 2 - Enter: Electro

Spider-Man 2 - Enter: Electro gameplay context

Released in late 2001 as the PlayStation sequel to the original Spider-Man game, Spider-Man 2 - Enter: Electro has you hunting down electricity-absorbing villains while Electro attempts to power up using the dangerous Bio-Nexus Device. Developed while Activision still held the Marvel license, it captures that distinct early-2000s comic book game feel with all its charmingly janky movement and classic voice acting. Spider-Man 2 - Enter: Electro is a PlayStation entry prepared for browser play, with platform, controls, and play context worth checking before launch.

• Spider-Man 2 - Enter: Electro entry snapshot
  Spider-Man 2 - Enter: Electro is a PlayStation entry prepared for browser play, with platform, controls, and play context worth checking before launch. The strongest visible context is the PlayStation platform and its general play style. Emulator core: psx.
• Classic Activision-era Spider-Man combat
  You'll be mashing the Square button for web attacks while timing dodges with R1, occasionally switching gadgets mid-fight. The combat system feels intentionally straightforward - punch, kick, web, dodge - which keeps you focused on the ridiculous comic scenarios.
• True 2001 web-swinging physics
  This isn't Insomniac's Spidey. Swinging requires using L2 and R2 to shoot individual web lines to actual building corners. Get the rhythm wrong, and you'll face-plant into rooftops - a clunky charm these old games thrived on.
• An authentic rogue's gallery
  Electro takes center stage, but you also get era-specific takes on Shocker, Lizard, Sandman, Hammerhead, and even Beetle, that all require unique patterns to defeat, like webbing ceiling conduits to electrify the water against Shocker.