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Thanks to the World of Longplays game capturers: Spider-Man 2 was a marked improvement for web shooting, as Spiderman began to move much faster, and that carried through all the way to Spider-Man: Miles Morales.Ī big thank you to World of Longplays for letting us use their footage! Check them out at: Peter Parker hasn't stopped since, webswinging his way onto everything from the Xbox 360 to the PS5.

While he stayed on the pc for a few years, he eventually came to the NES and Master System, and eventually SNES and Genesis.

Spider-Man web shooters recently came to fortnite, so we wanted to take a look at Spider-Man webslinging through the years a mechanic that's been here since the 80's.Īs it turns out, Spider-man has been webslinging in games for almost 4 decades! Ever since Spider-Man on the Atari 2600, in fact.