Spider-Man 2 Removing One Of The First Game’s Best Suits Makes No Sense

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features an impressive lineup of suits for Peter Parker and Miles Morales, but one great option from the first game is bafflingly absent. Switching up styles is a great way to shake up the feeling of web-slinging, and a variety of styles from different sources across history make it easy to do so. The very best suits bring iconic looks to life in game with accuracy and panache, occasionally even utilizing different styles for lighting or animation to truly carry across the nature of their inspiration.

One major source of suit designs has been the variety of feature films with unique costumes. From the Webbed Suit of Sam Raimi's trilogy to the Stark Suit from the MCU, each major big screen incarnation has received some love. Although the hit animated movie didn't release until several months after the first game, DLC ultimately added a tie-in suit that recreated the design worn by veteran Spider-Man Peter B. Parker in the film.

The Suit did a beautiful job of bringing Peter B. Parker's look to life in, but the Peter suits in seem to have left the design in the past. Instead, a suit from carries over under the same name, which unsurprisingly recreates the black-and-red design of Miles' movie getup instead. Although this is certainly a welcome inclusion, it's frustrating that both couldn't have made it back in, as matching up the characters' movie designs would have been a perfect payoff after previously seeing the suits separately.

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Another fun feature that carries over from is a slowed frame rate for character animation to accompany the suits, matching the 12 FPS animation that defines much of Miles's movement in the first film. automatically applies