Spider-Man 2 does a great job of being a movie tie-in game, but it does so much more than that. It offered a massive open world to explore and a wide variety of villains. Spider-Man 2, based on the Sam Raimi movie of the same name, was the Spider-Man game to beat all Spider-Man games for over a decade. Spider-Man 2 Image: Treyarch/Activision via Noctober on YouTube Spider-Man: The Movie is a retro title, and you can only play it if you have the disc or cartridge for PlayStation 2, GameCube, Windows, or Xbox. It’s one of the coolest post-game unlocks we’ve ever seen for a movie-based video game. Goblin is a ton of fun and extremely overpowered. He has his own moves, a flying glider, and even a new voice - the idea is that Harry Osborn has taken his dad’s glider and suit. Spider-Man: The Movie has a few alternate characters, but all of them use Peter Parker’s typical move set. This isn’t the Sam Raimi Spider-Man game that everyone talks about, but it gets a mention on this list for one reason: You can play as Green Goblin. Spider-Man: The Movie Image: Treyarch/Activision via Levan on YouTube Spider-Man is a retro title, and you can only play it if you have the disc or cartridge for PlayStation, Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, or Windows. Nowadays, it looks like an ancient relic of the early 2000s, but at the time, it was a thrilling adventure filled with hidden suits and unique missions - plus, it’s narrated by Stan Lee himself, which is a nice touch for longtime fans. It’s loaded with Symbiotes, villains, and web-based attacks like web hands. Spider-Man (2000) is a linear Spider-Man adventure that features some pretty cool gameplay tricks (for the time). Spider-Man (2000) Image: Neversoft/Activision via Ulukkar on YouTube Here are seven great Spider-Man games to look back on.

Some are linear games and others are big, open-world hits games based on movies you love and hidden gems from alternate dimensions. We’ve compiled a list of great Spider-Man games from modern consoles and consoles past. With Marvel ’s Spider-Man 2 coming from Insomniac Games in 2023, it’s time to visit some of Spider-Man’s best digital adventures. Between Spider-Man : No Way Home, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Part One, spinoffs like Venom: Let There Be Carnage and Morbius, it’s a good time to be a web-head movie fan. Spider-Man had a big 2021, and already has plans for a big 20.

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