Marvel's Spider-Man is a pretty amazing game, pun intended, but it's not a flawless title. The game has a few glitches and some of the stealth sections where players control Mary Jane or Miles Morales can be a bit dull, especially when compared to controlling Spidey. Another issue fans had was with the Sinister Six boss fights since four of the members ended up being used in tag battles.
Players had to take on the teams of Electro and Vulture, as well as Rhino and Scorpion. While not bad encounters, many felt that it made each villain feel less special because they were not given individual missions dedicated to them. Sure, fans did have to chase Electro around during one mission in The Raft but that's about it.
Game Informer conducted an interview with the game's creative director Bryan Intihar, who said that each Sinister Six member was supposed to have an individual mission and fight dedicated to them. Unfortunately, due to time constraints and the development team feeling like these missions just padded out the game, they were put into tag battles.
It's a shame that these memorable characters didn't have solo battles dedicated to them since they're also great in their own ways. Electro is hyped up as the first super-powered villain that Spidey ever fought, while Vulture is his oldest enemy in the game's history. Scorpion is also given an awesome redesign and a much more sinister personality, which would have made for a fun fight. Rhino was just dumb muscle but when you consider how scary he was during one particular stealth section with Miles, it would have been fun to take him down.
Marvel's Spider-Man, also known as Spider-Man PS4, is available now. DLC for the game will be coming on October 26.
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