Each moment you spend with Miles, his mom, and his friends is touching. It’s also a Christmas tale, which makes it all the more endearing to me.
This makes way for an absolutely phenomenal adventure with Miles through his winter break in New York as Peter leaves with MJ for work and his own little vacation. This shows in the bumbling fashion in which Miles screws up a prison transfer in the opening sequence, but he more than makes up for it in discovering abilities even Peter finds surprising. Now as Miles, you’re not necessarily fresh to web slinging, but you are new to just what is possible with spider-powers. In Marvel’s Spider-Man we had the opportunity to get a different view, with Peter Parker being eight years older and on the job for a while. To start off, this coming of age story brings you back to the beginnings of a Spider-Man. You’ve heard Ron say it’s one of the best Spider-Man games in his review, and now you have a chance to hear me reiterate just how good it is again, just this time on PC. Now here we are, two years after that release, and a whole new platform of webheads now have a chance to play it. Obviously we all can’t wait for the sequel, but when PlayStation announced a Miles Morales spin-off coming to PlayStation 5 at launch, it was a must-buy for me. I love them all honestly (yes, even the horrific campiness of Spider-Man 3), but that one struck a chord with me. Into The Spider-Verse is one of my favorite Spider-Man movies.
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