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A rebooted Spider-Man movieverse debuts in theaters next week, but fans can get some insight into the film via its semi-sequel starting today with the release of Activision and Beenox's new The Amazing Spider-Man video game. Even if you're not oozing with enthusiasm to see Marc Webb's attitude-infused movie starring Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone, the game's launch trailer seems to drive home the

As minor as Bruce Campbell's various cameo roles may have seemed in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man movie trilogy, the actor played a far bigger role in each of the film's video game adaptations. Serving more or less as an omniscient narrator/tutorial guide in each installment, Campbell became as much a fixture in the series as, say, Spider-Man's webbing...

Developer Beenox has been releasing Spider-Man video games like clockwork each year since 2010's well-received Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions. With this summer's release of The Amazing Spider-Man movie, though, they've been charged with bringing Marc Webb's cinematic reboot into playable video game form with The Amazing Spider-Man video game...

Activision and Beenox's The Amazing Spider-Man video game may be acting as a sequel to this summer's Spidey film, story-wise, but it seems to have plenty in common with its source material on the visual side of things. The latest promo for the game spotlights its "Web Rush" mechanic, which gives players the chance to alternate between first-person and third-person views to slow down time

It's probably not that uncommon for some comic book fans to fantasize about being Stan Lee, considering he co-created much of the Marvel Universe and had the honor of working with such comic book legends as Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko and John Buscema (amongst many, many others) in the process...

So far Activision and Beenox's promos for the upcoming The Amazing Spider-Man game have been all about the animals, showing off images and video of Spidey foes the Rhino, the Iguana and a giant bug-like robot or two. Newly released images of Black Cat continue this animal trend, although instead of being a crazy killer mutant, this potential frenemy seems animal in name only...

Initial teasers for The Amazing Spider-Man videogame were heavy on crazy robots. Wonderful as that may be, a new promo vid at IGN indicates the movie tie-in will have plenty of more organic foes to face as well. Dubbed "The Amazing Spider-Man's Iguana," the main monster Spidey faces in this vid is not Curt Connors, but rather some unlucky schmuck Oscorp has mutated ala the Rhino as we sa

Since the release of the first Spider-Man movie videogame by Activision in 2002, it's been tradition for the Webslinger's tie-in titles (and most other superhero movie games for that matter) to import not-necessarily-in-continuity characters...

Fans have gotten to see Spidey swing around and punch on a few bug-lookin' robots in Activision and Beenox's short trailers and concept art from this summer's The Amazing Spider-Man movie videogame, but today's reveal of the first in-game screen shot of the game gives a little more insight into what players will be seeing when the free-roaming action title arrives in stores...

Last month New York City Comic Con goers got an early look at Activision and Beenox's upcoming videogame adaptation of this summer's The Amazing Spider-Man movie, which showed off some city-wide webslining action. The new concept art Tweeted by Beenox studio head Dee Brown takes players inside some structures, however, to potentially reveal key locations from the game...