Review: Spiderman -- The Edge of Time Hello true believers. Through Marvel's Spiderman, you may not have believed a boy could fly, but you certainly believed that a simple spider bite could make you swing and soar about the city in spectacular style. Spiderman has had quite a chequered history beyond the pages of comics. For every Spiderman 2 there is a Spiderman 3. For every animated series, there is still a Spiderman 3. In 2004, developer Treyarch hit the sweet spot with their Spiderman 2 tie in, taking Spiderman and placing him within a large open word recreation of New York City and letting gamers swing about to their hearts content. Recent years have seen the webbed wonder fall from grace and the licence not being used to its full potential, while the Batman licence under the guidance of Rocksteady has gone from strength to strength. It's been just a year since Spiderman's last adventure in Shattered Dimensions and now developer Beenox are back with another time hopping adventure. Edge of Time starts at the end...your end to be precise, the death of Peter Parker in a climactic battle with Eddie Brock A.K.A Venom. Enter one Miguel O'Hara, geneticist for Alchemax by day and by night, the Spiderman of 2099 who is battling the butterfly effect of Parker's untimely demise in the future. The nefarious scientist Walker Sloan (voiced by the even more nefarious Val Kilmer) has finally constructed a time travel machine that has allowed him to travel