Spider-Man 2 day one patch notes: What's changed in today's update?
The day one patch. It's now become part and parcel of a video game launch day – and Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is no different, with the first update already rolling out to consoles worldwide.
Now available exclusively on PlayStation 5, Spider-Man 2 follows both Peter Parker and Miles Morales as their respective web-slingers as they go toe-to-toe with Kraven the Hunter and the alien symbiote Venom.
The stakes are higher than ever! That means your save is more important than ever, so we wouldn't want it to fall foul to a pesky bug.
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That's where today's update for Spider-Man 2 comes in. Anyone who is planning on swinging their way into the blockbuster adventure in the coming days is highly recommended to make sure the day one patch is installed to get the most out of the experience.
Head below for all the details of what the first Spider-Man 2 update entails.
A handful of features have been changed in Spider-Man 2, most notably an Auto Heal function that will heal Spider-Man automatically if the superhero severely takes damage.
A trio of options are now available for Vibration Settings and Controller Speaker Mode so that you can switch between Experiential, Functional or None/Off at any time. This is all down to personal preference, of course.
When it comes to general fixes, the biggest update surrounds a bug fix that prevents player progression from the Suit Tutorial. Imagine getting the latest Spider-Man game and then finding yourself stuck in the opening segment – yikes!
Everything else addresses performance, stability and visual fidelity during the game's intro.
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