A trailer for Marvel’s Spider-Man: The Great Web, the cancelled multiplayer that was in development at Insomniac Games, has leaked online, offering a few more details on the scrapped web-slinging project.
Marvel’s Spider-Man: The Great Web was built as a live service title featuring five-person multiplayer, although it was ultimately cancelled by Sony. Five players would be pitted against the Sinister Six in New York City, and featured a multiverse model (thanks to Scarlet Witch, apparently) and extensive character customisation.
If you’re interested in viewing the trailer you can do so here.
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New York City. Nothing in the whole world I wouldn’t do for this big, beautiful apple. One moment you’re scarfing down a slice from Vinnie’s, the next – you’re stopping a super-villain prison break. Sometimes you can swing it as a lone wolf, but you’re way better off with some friends. I’ve seen the Sinister Six before… But never so methodical – so savage. I don’t think I’m going to be enough this time, guys. But together, we just might be.
While Marvel’s Spider-Man: The Great Web won’t see the light of day, Insomniac Games is sure to continue the franchise all the same, and is currently working on Marvel’s Wolverine for PS5.
[Source – Insider Gaming]