There's no doubt that the DC version of Spider-Man look better than the PS version, but not by a whole lot. Cleaner textures and more colors are about as much as one can brag on the Dreamcast version, though that applies to both the gameplay visuals as well as the FMV sequences between stages. The frame rate seems to be marginally improved, so don't expect the characters to animate any better. So in the end, the game looks better than the PS version but in this time of the Dreamcast evolution, one was hoping for a lot more. My only other major gripe with Spider-Man is that it's a bit too easy for my taste.
Puzzles are pretty simple and most enemies have predictable patterns.
The only portion that gave me a little trouble was the boss fight with Mysterio, and that was hardly any. Still, Spider-Man is good fun for anyone with a Dreamcast that hasn't played the PlayStation version and if you can get past the confusing camera and controls, you'll have a swinging good time. 8.4 Graphics Finer textures and better colors over the PS version but not by a whole lot. Solid looking game. 8.7 Gameplay You have to deal with frustrating controls and camera angles.