The Amazing Spider-Man game

Depending on where fans preordered Activision and Beenox's The Amazing Spider-Man video game, they've been able to swing around as Spidey co-creator Stan Lee or rampage as The Rhino since the movie epilogue game's June release. For those who waited, however, yesterday marked the release of these two bonus modes -- plus new "Oscorp Search & Destroy" and "Lizard Rampage" pack

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...

For those who thought that the idea of Activision and Beenox's upcoming The Amazing Spider-Man video game featuring a playable Stan Lee (for those who preorder the game through Amazon) was some kind of belated April Fool's joke, we now have dizzying proof otherwise: A video showing the 89-year old comic creator demonstrating the agility and fighting skills that a man half his age -- Hell, a quarte

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...

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If you thought PlayStation's E3 trailer was a little redundant (or dubstep heavy), it appears IGN's Up at Noon has you covered with a far more substantial The Amazing Spider-Man video game footage featuring the debut of the villainous Scorpion...

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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