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The Amazing Spider-Man Bruce Campbell Trailer

Posted on June 24, 2012 by Rae Michelle Richards

The videogame adaptation of The Amazing Spiderman, set for release in theaters next week, will be swinging into retail in just a few short days. In preparation Activision has released a brand-new trailer featuring the one and only Bruce Campbell, who you may remember had several cameos in San Raimi’s Spiderman trilogy.

In this latest game Bruce plays “The Extreme Reporter”, a former mixed martial artist who taunts Spiderman from a giant floating blimp. Bruce’s signature wit and humor are on full display in this role. Check out a full 3 min. video feature showcasing Mr. Campbell at his best.

The amazing Spiderman will be available at retail on June 26.Read More

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Amazing Spider-Man Stan Lee Trailer

Posted on June 20, 2012 by Rae Michelle Richards

Spider-Man’s creator Stan Lee has appeared in every movie produced by Marvel Studios thus far but he has only appeared as a voice-over in the virtual realm. All of this about to change with the inclusion of the sunglass wearing creative master of a playable in character in The Amazing Spider-Man.

if you’ve ever wanted to see Stan Lee lay the smackdown on enemies or hang by a thread you won’t want to miss this trailer. While playing as Stan Lee you’ll look through his signature black shades when entering first person mode.

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The Amazing Spider-Man Web Rush Trailer

Posted on May 22, 2012 by Rae Michelle Richards

Beenox’s latest Spider-Man game, a film tie-in for Sony’s upcoming The Amazing Spider-Man, has a brand new trailer highlighting one of the new mechanics – the Web Rush. Web Rush allows you to slow down time and make split second decisions like dodging an oncoming enemy or using your webshooters to tie-up a foe. It can even be used to pull of aerobatic feats while web-slinging around the environments.

This mechanic really interests me, to my knowledge this is the first time a developer has tried to incorporate Spider-Man’s “Spidey Sense” into a game. For all of you non-nerds out there, Spidey Sense is essentially a form of pre-cognition that allows Spider-Man to avoid oncoming danger a fraction of a second before it occurs.

Slow motion certainly sounds like the right away to go about, when it comes to this particular super power. Decide for yourself by watching the new Amazing Spider-Man trailer in the embedded player.Read More

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