Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales Ultimate Launch Edition – PlayStation 5

I really don't know much about the lore of Spider-Man that comes from the comics. Just about everything I know is from the movies. Until Into the Spider-Verse, I'd honestly never heard of the character Miles Morales. That movie is a masterpiece and if you haven't watched it you should, especially if you're considering playing this game.While it is admittedly short, I still loved every single second I played this game. There are some abilities and other things you can unlock with New Game Plus, and I just started that.Overall, this game is a great display of what the PS5 can do graphically and mechanically. It uses the adaptive triggers on the controller while traversing to give you a different feeling while web swinging. It also does this in the Remastered version of the original game. Graphically, this game is just beautiful. It really is cool how far video games have come when it comes to graphics.I don't like talking about story much in reviews because I don't want to ruin it for anyone, but I wanted to comment that I really liked the story, and can't wait for another sequel.I played the original Spider-Man on PS4 and loved it. When I saw they were doing a "Remaster", I was skeptical, especially since they changed the face model for Peter. Overall, I was very impressed with the remastered version of the original game. I never played the DLC so I'm glad I was able to do so with this new version. The graphics may not be the best with my specific lower end HDR/4K TV, but I could tell the difference from when I first played it on a non-HDR/4K TV and launch PS4. Overall the Remastered version of this game is very good.

Wow... What a stunning game so far. I'm playing on a high 4k Samsung T.V. and the game looks great even at 30 frames. This title has a lot of quick time events, and it's action packed. I was glued to the story and cut scenes. They seamless intertwine with each other. This game "time to beat" is right around 8-10 which is obviously short but given it's a launch title, it has A LOT to offer. I would expect it to be a candidate for game of the year, and a winner for PS5.I can't say rather the Ultimate edition is any good as I have never played the Ps4 game, but if its made by Insomniac, then I'm sure it is. We'll know next month (i think) when it lanches..

Coming from someone who had not played spider man on PS4 and the last spider man I did play was the one back around 2002-2003 on original Xbox, I was skeptical. These super hero games typically aren’t my thing, but being burnt out with AC and skipping Valhalla, I decided to try this out. I have both series x and ps5, and honestly as more of an Xbox fan, this game impressed me so much I haven’t even really touched the series x. Sony studios know how to put out quality games that look and play incredible and not only does this look next gen it is addicting and fun to play. Very impressed and makes owning a PS5 worth it!

AMAZON NO ASE MUCHO MAS FACIL LA VIDA...

Very good follow up to the first game. Recommend this to causal or hardcore gamers! The combat is engaging, the web-swinging is smooth and satisfying (especially with the adaptive triggers on the PS5 controller,) the graphics/lighting are stunning, and the story is a direct sequel to that of the first game. I’ll admit it’s a pretty short story, and it’s not the best story you will ever see in a video game. But it does what it needs to do with its gameplay and immersing you in the world of a newly-found superhero: Spider-Man (the second one)

I heard a lot of great things about Marvel's Spider-Man, so as someone that never played it, I pre-ordered this ultimate edition with my PS5 on launch day. I loved both of the games dearly, the the concise stories, gameplay, and beautiful visuals. Loved every moment, and it's recently received an update that, if your TV/monitor supports VRR to 120 Hz, the fluidity can reach an average of 80-100 FPS! For a game that looks this nice, now it feels extra nice too.

Spider-Man Miles Morales is a game that is short in length but feels just as big as the first game. You play as Miles Morales in his first solo adventure. The gameplay is very similar to the first game in the series but with new additions.The biggest thing someone might not like is that as I said, the main story is only around 12 hours which is on the short side. But it isn’t a full priced game so it’s understandable.

Really liked this, felt like a much more fleshed out and fulfilling expansion to the original Spider-Man in a way the DLC never really was for me. Miles' new powers really are a game changer not just in how they separate him from Peter, but in how they streamline a lot of the skills and gadgets Pete had by either unlocking them from the start, making them challenge rewards, or by making them new attacks. Going back to the original through the Remaster, I'm honestly surprised how much slower the game feels in comparison, and hopefully Insomniac brings these improvements forward to the full sequel.That being said, it's undeniable that Miles Morales is fairly short, and Spider-Man was already short for First Party Sony standards. Ideally get the Ultimate Edition where you can play everything together for effectively two huge games, or find Miles for $20-30 on its own.