Wild Spider-Man 2 Suit Concept References a Series That's Been Dead For Nearly 12 Years

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A Marvel's Spider-Man 2 concept art made by a fan has given a Prototype theme to the Symbiote Suit. The Prototype franchise has been stagnant for over a decade now, though thisMarvel's Spider-Man 2 illustration has brought back some fine memories for several diehard fans of the franchise.

Marvel's Spider-Man 2's emphasis on adding a variety of suits led to a polarizing response from the community. While many appreciated the vast selection players got to choose from, others believe that the developers ended up adding a lot of subpar suits in the process. The suits available for both heroes have been a topic of debate, whether that be Miles' Evolved Suit or Peter's huge lineup of movie costumes. As a result, fans are always coming up with unique suit designs of their own, which are extremely impressive to say the least. In one such design, a player has showcased what a crossover between the Blacklight virus and the Symbiote would look like.

In a post on the Insomniac Games subreddit, user NathanRider showcases their illustration of a Prototype-themed Marvel's Spider-Man 2suit. Named the Prototype Symbiote Suit, it features the iconic blade arm of Alex Mercer, the protagonist of the first Prototype game, as well as his black and red jacket. But the icing on the cake is the Venom elements in the picture, with Symbiote tendrils flowing all across the background. For the mask, the player seems to have stuck with the original Symbiote Suit, which blends in perfectly with the rest of the theme.

Fans are in awe of the creation, with many emphasizing the fact that the Prototype series needs to make a return. Interestingly, several players also mentioned that they played the Prototype games alongside Marvel's Spider-Man 2. This can be attributed to the fact that controlling the protagonists in the Prototype games has a Venom-like feel to it, which might have drawn many players back to the classic. In fact, a user also states that Prototype 2 was built on the same engine as the