One Big Death In Marvel's Spider-Man Almost Didn't Happen [EXCLUSIVE]
A recent interview with voice actor Yuri Lowenthal, who plays Peter Parker in , revealed that the first game in the series was almost missing a key death. The beloved superhero franchise just received its third entry this week, continuing the story of dual protagonists Peter and Miles Morales. The newest game is the most expansive yet, taking players all over Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens as they go head-to-head with villains like Kraven and Venom.
Warning: This post contains spoilers for Marvel's Spider-Man recently sat down with actor Yuri Lowenthal to discuss his role in the new game. While talking about the changes made to the games over the course of development, Lowenthal revealed that one very important scene almost never happened and why. Check out the full quote below:
Yuri Lowenthal: So the death of Aunt May, that was something that we shot and then we were told, “You know what, we're not allowed to do that, we're going to have to cut that.” And then we somehow earned it back, so it came back. So you never know what changes are going to stick and which ones aren't. And you always start off with these grand designs — we're going to do all this and all that, and then you realize you've only got enough time and money for some of it. But this game still seems so epic to me that if there's anything that they cut from when we were originally talking about it, I don't even think I can remember it at this point.
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