"Now to be able to do that, it's just making sure that we're doing it justice so that the fans, when they play the final game, they are super happy." We were younger, growing up on Marvel and Spider-Man and thinking: 'How cool would it be to make a Spider-Man experience one day?' I think it just shows like we have really great fans, very passionate fans, and, you know, they care that much to really deep dive. I wish I was that smart to think of that. Intihar laughs at the suggestion, shaking his head, bemused at the depths some have gone to to try and find spoilers and other crumbs of information. However, that's not stopped some claiming they've found a release date of Novemfrom a licence plate hidden within the trailer. Nothing official has yet been released with the trailer ending by only teasing an American "Fall 2023" on shelf date. One of the biggest questions on fans' lips though is a release date. We're always adding on really rewarding, fun things while keeping true to our franchise core and heart." We want to grow that and grow it in really positive and exciting ways. So that you're going to feel that and that you're going to love fighting as Peter and fighting as Miles and are going to love traversing our open world.
"We want to make sure that the Spider-Man that we have built from the original Spider-Man game, and also Miles Morales. Game director Ryan Smith agrees, telling Newshub it's vitally important any sequel "stays true to our franchise".
I don't think we ever think: 'What is this going to actually, like equate to?' We just hope it makes people happy." "So, yeah, I think we just were pretty pumped to see the reaction. We understand that there's a lot of interest in such a property because people care very deeply about this character and this world. It was pretty satisfying for the team to see all their hard work shown to the whole world. "We've been keeping things underwraps for so long we were ready to burst as much as fans. "You hope it resonates with people and gets people talking and gets people excited," he enthused to Newshub. Marvel's Spider-Man 2's creative director and long-time Insomniac Games team member Bryan Intihar says they're thrilled by the way it's been received, but dismisses any claim they knew it would blow up as big as it has. Within hours of its official release on the Marvel YouTube channel, it had racked up millions of views - at the time of writing, the trailer's sat on over 10 million views on that one channel alone.īut what's also sprung up since the trailer's release is thousands of deep-dive comments and videos poring over every second of gameplay, looking for story hints and possible release dates. The trailer, which showcased 12 minutes of gameplay, consisted of action sequences, cut scenes and a mission involving two Spider-Men, an iconic villain, and a giant lizard being chased by henchmen across New York's waters. Insomniac Games says its team was "ready to burst as much as fans" were after the reveal at last week's PlayStation showcase of the first gameplay footage from upcoming PlayStation 5 console-only game, Marvel's Spider-Man 2.
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