
The web-slinging is adequate thanks to Sega sticking to its own Spider-template, but its actually worse than the publishers previous arachnid efforts, partly thanks to a failure to use the 32Xs power appropriately. Web of Fire is from the same mold as Segas previous Spider-Man titles (more on those later), with average stages full of nameless thugs and doomsday devices. This unlucky game saw a very limited release, making it a highly collectible title, but dont make the mistake of thinking its some lost gem just because people are charging $400 for it on eBay. Unfortunately, the 32X had a small install base and an even smaller library of games, meaning Sega discontinued the system the same year Web of Fire came out. The releases were supported by different platforms including such giants as Xbox and PlayStation.Īt present Spider-Man is getting more and more popular and remains one of the most admirable and recognizable superheroes.The 32X was one of a number of Segas mid-90s misfires, but youd think that the 32-bit add-on would get a boost from an exclusive Spider-Man game. Peter Parker’s persona was used in action games, arcades, educational programs for kids. The turning of the millennium excited the Spider-Man fans with several new Spider-Man games. Spider-Man games were accessible for users of Nintendo Game Boy, different Sega consoles, PC and other platforms. Video game fans could enjoy fighting, beat ’em up, action releases with the participation of their favorite superhero getting improved graphics and new plot twists. The game was published by Adventure International and supported by multiple platforms like DOS and Spectrum.Ī boom in Spider-Man games being published happened during the 1990s.

In 1984 Spider-Man was spotted in an episode of the Questprobe trilogy, namely in Questprobe featuring Spider-Man. The main goal of the character was to get to the top of the skyscraper, trying to free hostages and to defuse bombs on the way up. It was created for the Atari 2600 platform.


The first official Spider-Man video game was released in 1982. The character has won, at a glance, the comic book readers' hearts.

In 1962 the world learned the story about Peter Parker, which is the real Spider-Man’s name, when it was published in the Amazing Fantasy comic book. The number of superheroes is constantly increasing but none of them are as nimble and elusive as Spider-Man.
