Spider-Man 2 ending explained: Unpacking the final scenes & post-credits

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Although the game has only recently come out, Spider-Man 2's ending already feels like one that fans will remember for a long time.

In this spoiler-filled article, we're going to unpack those climactic Spider-Man 2 moments as best we can.

So don't read any further unless you want to learn all about the big spoilers at the end of the game's main story missions.

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In a larger evil scheme than we've seen from other Venom adaptations in recent memory, the symbiote baddie in Spider-Man 2 wants to spread its mind-altering black goo all over the planet and assimilate all human life into its hive mind.

In a twisted sort of logic that has mixed in with host Harry Osborn's charitable desire to 'heal the world', Venom seems to believe that enveloping all of mankind in its alien substance will altogether be a positive thing for the planet.

Our heroes, naturally, disagree with this concept. In a thrilling three-pronged finale, the goodies put things right.

MJ, after being freed from her brief stint as a symbiote host, steals the mysterious meteorite that seems to allow Venom to spread himself further and control more people.

Miles repeatedly attempts to shove the meteorite into the particle accelerator that had been previously been seen to negatively impact the symbiote (it doesn't like sonic blasts, either).

Peter does the lion's share of actually fighting Venom in a series of tricky boss battles, although Miles does sub