You Can Get Spider-Man 2's Newest Suits For Free, But There's A Catch

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PlayStation owners might be able to get 's latest suits for free at the moment. Unlocking suits has been a huge part of Insomniac Games' Marvel's Spider-Man series and offers a way for players to experience these games as their favorite Spider-Man from the character's six-decade-long history in media. Upon the game's launch, there were 39 available suits for Peter and another 39 for Miles, including the 10 suits from the Digital Deluxe Edition, but since then, Insomniac has added other outfits in patches, such as the Hellfire Gala suits that accompanied the game's New Game Plus update.

Many of Peter and Miles' suits also come with an additional three " ", which are color variants that allow further customization and can sometimes pay homage to specific costume designs from other media. Peter's symbiote suits got these as part of New Game Plus.

As spotted by Redditor ps3saysme, the 90s-inspired pack is now available via the PlayStation Stars rewards scheme, enabling some players to pick up the suits without spending any actual money. Those who have signed up for PlayStation Stars can accumulate points by completing specific in-game tasks, earning trophies, or making purchases in the PlayStation Store. These points can be traded in the mobile PlayStation App for store credits (via gift cards etc), collectibles, and specific game or DLC purchases.

The Fly N' Fresh suit pack was launched alongside 's New Game Plus update on March 7, 2024, and consisted of a «Fly Suit» for Peter, the «Fresh Suit» for Miles, alongside 10 photo mode stickers, and 2 photo mode frames. The pack was made in collaboration between Insomniac Games, Marvel Games, and Gameheads, an Oakland, California-based video game design education program for low-income youth and youth of color. Unlike past suits, which have mainly been added as part of a larger DLC or for free to the game, the Fly N' Fresh pack costs $4.99. For the first month, however, PlayStation agreed to donate 100% of the purchase