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Spider-Men

**Spider-Men** is a side mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. A local business owner thanks Spider-Man for saving his daughter, only he has no idea what the owner is talking about, and investigates the scene, suspecting a Spider-Man imposter.

The mission is unlocked after completing the story mission "The Mask".

## Story

Spider-Man finds a local business owner who thanks him for saving his daughter. Confused, Spider-Man looks to the crime scene to investigate, seeing a cop along with some beaten thugs. The owner's daughter, present at the scene, asks why he is still there and not off to stop the nearby fire. Spider-Man plays along and tracks the fire where the imposter had saved people, and upon investigating a fire extinguisher that the imposter used, identifies a substance on it as Ammonium Dihydrogen Phosphate, which can be used to track the imposter. Spider-Man concludes the imposter is clearly trying to do good, but by using his costume without his powers, is putting himself in great danger.

Spider-Man eventually finds the imposter accosted by Wilson Fisk's men, and rescues him. The two fight Fisk's men together, and the imposter reveals he is actually a local martial arts teacher teaching at Chikara Dojo, just trying to "spread the legend". Spider-Man convinces him to help out by going to the local F.E.A.S.T. shelter and offering free self-defense classes and instead leave the crime-fighting to the real Spider-Man.

## Walkthrough

After talking to the business owner, head to the theater, the first crime scene. The daughter is still at the location just in front of the entrance to the theater, as are the cop and the defeated but breathing thugs. Talking to the daughter reveals a Spider-Man imposter heading south to check out a fire. Examine everything at the scene then follow the next waypoint to the fire.

Locate the fire scene and check for evidence and clues. Firemen, a civilian, and a fire escape can be examined. A fireman is looking for a fire extinguisher, which is located just to the right of the building entrance. Investigate it and solve the mystery of the unknown substance. The substance is identified as Ammonium Dihydrogen Phosphate, a fire suppressant. Spider-Man is able to use the chemical signature to track "Spider-Man 2.0".

The trail leads to a drug deal scene. Interact with the arrested thug at the end of the trail, then climb to the roof of the nearby building and examine the thugs and the drugs. After this, head to the edge of the roof, where Spider-Man finally catches up with the imposter, finding him held at gunpoint by some of Fisk's men. Jump down and rescue him, then defeat the thugs. The thugs arrive in two waves, and the imposter will help fight in melee combat, though Spider-Man will have to do most of the heavy lifting, particularly against thugs with firearms and rocket launchers.

Once the side mission is cleared, the location of the final battle becomes the location of a Fisk Hideout.
Mysterio

**Mysterio** is a supervillain moniker originally used by Quentin Beck, and later briefly taken by Betsy Schneider, with Cole Wittman's assistance.

## History

### Early Years

Quentin Beck was a special effects artist until he became supervillain Mysterio. Beck eventually stopped being Mysterio and reformed.

### *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*

Main article: Marvel's Spider-Man 2
Betsy took the persona of Mysterio, with the help of Cole to frame the reformed Quentin Beck for their criminal activities like stealing money after trapping people in the Mysterium. However, Beck succeeds in calling the second Spider-Man, Miles Morales for help and foils Betsy and Cole's crimes.

## Appearance

This suit in question has green, purple, and gold accents. On top, he wears a purple cloak, covering his neck and part of his back. This cloak is held together by a gold chain on the front. Beck also wears a mask, reminiscent of a translucent sphere. This mask is full of blue mist, and it projects a human skull where the head should be. Noticeably, the gloves of the suit have clawed fingers.

## Original appearance

For more background of Mysterio throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Mysterio** on the **Marvel Database**

Mysterio first appeared in *The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 #13* (June, 1964). He is also a founding member of Sinister Six.
Landmarks

## Trophies

**Hero for Higher**
Perch atop Avengers Tower

**Sightseeing**
Photograph all Landmarks on the Map

**Landmarks** are iconic places in Manhattan that Spider-Man can take pictures of in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. The ability to use the camera and photograph these locations is gained during the Landmarking mission.

To take a photograph, get close to the marked landmark location and press  to activate the camera. While facing the landmark, use  to zoom in the camera, and move the camera until the lens in the field-of-view turns green, then use  to capture the image.

Landmarks are scattered over the many districts and are pinpointed on the map. There are, in total, 47 landmarks featured in the game, with each photograph earning players 1 Landmark Token and 100 XP.

## Photo locations

 Upper West Side | Lincoln Center, Morningside University Main Campus, Natural History Museum

## Secret landmarks

In addition to marked landmarks, there are Secret Photo Ops locations. These are not initially known about in the game and there is no quest for them. Secret Photo Ops are only discovered when a player takes a random photograph of a particular place of interest, and it happens to be one of the several secret photo locations available.

Once players hit level 50, they will unlock the Proximity Sensor suit mod which will make the photo locations show on the minimap, but not on the main map. While this is certainly helpful, the range is poor.

The game features 50 secret landmarks, rewarding players with 100 XP per photo. Once all 50 photos have been taken, players are awarded the ESU Suit.

 Upper West Side | Eagles and Prey Statue, Fire House 74, Greenhouse, Oscorp Records Building, Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument
Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales - Wings of Fury

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***Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales - Wings of Fury*** is a prequel novel to the video game *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*, written by Brittney Morris and published by Titan Books. It was released on November 10, 2020.

The story focuses on Miles Morales grappling with the responsibility of being a Spider-Man as he deals with Vulture and Starling setting experimental tech onto the streets of New York City.
Miles Morales 2099 Suit

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 Reduces the length of Roxxon Venom Suppression. Activate Camouflage to instantly remove Roxxon bolas.

## Behind the scenes

### Original appearance

*Miles Morales: Spider-Man* Vol. 1 #12 (2019) (Garbett 2099 variant)

The **Miles Morales 2099 Suit** is a suit in *Miles Morales* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2* for Miles Morales.

In *Miles Morales*, the suit grants the **Venom Suppression Resistance** mod.

The suit was created by the artist Lee Garbett.

## Characteristic

The Miles Morales 2099 Suit is a suit that has a coloration of blue, black (more navy in the light), red and white. The suit also has arm spikes that resemble the Spider-Man 2099 Black Suit. The suit features a hood in navy, red and a slight bit of white on it. The suit's visor emits a light (similar to the Purple Reign Suit's visor glow). It comes with the visor mod venom suppression which decreases the amount of time (from Roxxon attacks) your venom powers become unavailable for.

Suit styles
## Gameplay

### *Miles Morales*

The suit is unlocked at level 12, and costs 14 Activity Tokens and 3 Tech Parts in order to be crafted. It grants the Venom Suppression Resistance mod, which reduces the length of Roxxon Venom Suppression, and when camouflage is activated, instantly removes Roxxon bolas.
Set Things Right

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## Mission details

### Followed by

It's All Connected

**Set Things Right** is the twenty-eighth main mission of *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, taking place in Financial District.
Pursuing the Truth

## Trophy

**Here Kitty-Kitty**
Complete the Black Cat chase

**Pursuing the Truth** is the seventh main mission in "The Heist" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Mary Jane Watson calls Spider-Man giving him the address of the Costa family safe, the final Maggia drive. There, Spider-Man finds Black Cat.

## Story

Mary Jane gives Spider-Man the address of the Costa family safe and likely location of the final drive. She tells Spider-Man she forgives him in case he did have a son with Black Cat, and quickly changes the subject to the Maggia drives. She tells him that years ago, the families agreed to a joint accounting databse to keep the peace but require all five data drives to access it, and that Hammerhead wants to steal these assets from other families and bankrupt them.

At the address, Spider-Man finds Black Cat having already taken the drive. Black Cat throws an EMP grenade disabling Spider-Man's webs and runs throughout the city. Spider-Man chases her, trying to convince her to trust him, but she continues to flee through the subway and then through the city.

Spider-Man reaches her and urges her not to give Hammerhead the drives as it would make Hammerhead too dangerous. The two agree to work together, stalling Hammerhead while they look for Black Cat's son separately. She refuses to answer when he asks if her son is his. Spider-Man then calls Mary Jane to give her the update, and Mary Jane warns against trusting her but agrees to help find Hammerhead. Exhausted, Spider-Man calls Eddie's Pizza for a pizza. On the way, Miles Morales calls Spider-Man to ask about possibly training him.

## Walkthrough

The mission is a chase against Black Cat, with no webs initially. Instead, simply run forward holding  to chase her and run over the objects on the way. The chase is scripted until an  prompt leads to the a brief cutscene and the next part of the chase.

When the chase continues, Spider-Man's webs return as he chases her through the subway. Using Point Launches will help reach the train, though it is important to avoid the electricity on the way. After getting through, the next section requires swinging around the city. Upon closing in on her, use  to web and slow her down. When Spider-Man mentions he can get close, reach her and use the  prompt to end the mission.

Thereafter, citywide activities, crimes, Screwball Challenges, or Hardy's Stolen Art can be complete before the next mission, "Newsflash", is available.
La Nochebuena

**La Nochebuena** is a mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*. After a long day, Miles Morales finally heads home to have Christmas dinner with his mother Rio and best friend Ganke Lee.

## Story

After the previous mission, Miles changes into his normal clothes on the roof before heading inside through his bedroom window. He prepares the apartment before dinner, he turns on Christmas lights and plays music to lighten the atmosphere. The doorbell rings and Miles is surprised to see his old best friend, Phin. During her introduction the power goes out, Miles initially checks the circuit breaker, after finding out that was no use he carefully crawls outside through his bedroom window, he uses his Venom Power to activate the transformer outside. Carefully, Miles crawls back in thanks to Ganke quickly thinking of a distraction to hide his identity from Phin and his mother.

During dinner, Rio asks Phin if her brother, Rick Mason, still works for Roxxon. Noticeably, she was momentarily saddened, but quickly responds with a compliment towards Rio's campaign rally. After dinner, Phin and Miles wash up then notices that Phin seems distracted, however Phin decides not to talk about it during Christmas. Since they haven't seen each other for so long he asks her if she wants to have a "friend date" the next day, she accepts.

The next day Ganke wakes Miles to tell him about the FNSM app that he created which allows citizens of New York to report crimes or request help directly from Spider-Man.

## Walkthrough

Once the player arrives home, head through the apartment and set the mood by turning on the Christmas lights, afterwards go to Rio Morales' room to find a vinyl disc to play. After that, he sees Phin and lets her in for dinner. The power goes out and Miles volunteers to go turn it back on. However, there are thugs on the building and Miles proceeds to go to the generator and doesn't engage in battle. After he resets the power, head back inside and get ready for dinner.
Straw, Meet Camel

**Straw, Meet Camel** is the nineteenth main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Jefferson Davis calls Spider-Man to let him know some Inner Demons have been spotted near property owned by Wilson Fisk. Though he cannot check it out due to his upcoming awards ceremony, he hopes Spider-Man can do so.

## Story

When Spider-Man arrives at the construction site, he finds that the Demons are eliminating Fisk's thugs and taking over. After defeating a few and taking a phone from a Fisk construction worker, Spider-Man talks to Fisk over the phone, and he reluctantly agrees to share more information if Spider-Man keeps Fisk's men alive.

After Spider-Man rescued Fisk's men, he called Fisk to ask who led the Demons. Fisk simply responded that Spider-Man may find the leader on the roof. Upon arriving, Spider-Man found a masked man that appeared to be the leader take off in a helicopter. Spider-Man webbed a container to the helicopter as it flew through New York City, causing great damage along the way. He eventually caught up with the helicopter and disabled it, briefly taunting the Demons', before stopping it from crashing.

The end of this mission is the first glimpse of Miles Morales, recording with his cell phone with a friend. Via his texts, it is shown that Jefferson Davis is his father.

## Walkthrough

After arriving at the checkpoint, the mission begins with stealth. The usual methods work, though it is also possible to pull objects to knock a few out, or to simply engage in combat. After defeating them, zipping through the next area will commence a cutscene, after which combat begins against a few. A good strategy to clear them quickly is to open up with a Web Bomb, and finish off the rest of the enemies with Web Throws or Web Shooters.

As a helicopter arrives, there are six men in total that Spider-Man must save. Before engaging the Demons nearby, it is possible to perform a Web Strike Takedown, though most encounters will inevitably lead to combat anyway. After rescuing the one on the upper bridge, the Demon Brute is introduced. These are similar to other Brutes and can be taken down with similar methods, but have powerful shockwave attacks that should be avoided by staying in the air.

After rescuing them, head to the roof to find the helicopter, as a cutscene commences. Following a series of quick-time events, follow the helicopter around the city, making sure to dodge the rockets it fires. After chasing for a while, the  prompt appears to latch on; following the cutscene, run through the building and grab onto the helicopter. To disable the helicopter, pull apart its left and right engines, dodging the Demons' attacks to temporarily disable him allowing time to destroy each. Once this is done, a series of quick-time events commences, leading to the end of the mission. The next, "And the Award Goes to...", begins straight after.
Life Story Suit (Miles Morales)

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The **Life Story Suit** is a suit players may equip for Miles Morales in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The Life Story Suit heavily resembles a space suit. It's mostly black with a utility belt with a red web pattern that extends from the upper part of the torso to the back with the symbol close to the neck. It also has silver armored guantlets for the webshooters and the helmet projects the mask.

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## Original appearance

The Life Story is based upon the Spider-Man suit from the 2019 comic series Spider-Man: Life Story #6, in which Peter and Miles (who is possessed by Otto Octavius) travel to Tony Stark's space station to stop Dr. Doom's takeover of Earth.
Spider-Hack

**Spider-Hack** is the twenty-eighth main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Spider-Man tries to infiltrate Oscorp to find more information about Devil's Breath.

## Story

Peter Parker shares with Mary Jane Watson the demise of Isaac Delaney and also the name that Delaney ended up giving Martin Li: Morgan Michaels. Mary Jane lets him know that she dug up information that Norman Osborn and Wilson Fisk were apparently in league with each other, as Norman wanted Fisk to build him a secret lab. Spider-Man decides he needs to infiltrate Oscorp to see if he can find any further information.

While entering the building, Osborn is overheard talking to Wilson Fisk about the Ni-oh statue. Once in the office, Spider-Man accesses Norman's computer, where they learn about Project GR-27, apparently a research project that has the potential to cure any known disease; however, the project seems to be a failure, targeting the subject's immune system. This failure is deemed "Devil's Breath" and is highly contagious. Morgan Michaels is the only one with a sample.

After leaving, Peter Parker calls Mary Jane, who is in the middle of trying to find Michaels, and then follows her to Central Park. On the way, Otto Octavius calls Peter about a breakthrough he has, in which he expresses enthusiasm for a project about unlocking the power of the mind.

## Walkthrough

Upon arriving on top of the building, players must use scan to find cables and follow them to the security models, which they must find and hack the security modules around the building in order to gain access. After hacking the first, the power goes out, and Sable International soldiers start crisscrossing the exterior of the building with their lights, making things more difficult, as their beams must be avoided or else the mission will fail. Luckily, the beams are relatively slow and easy to avoid.

Once the second module is hacked, drones start flying around the building with larger lights, which are more difficult to avoid but can be avoided by running past them. The third hack brings a helicopter on the scene with a searchlight. The last module is high up the building in the center of the Oscorp sign. Getting caught by the snipers, drones or helicopters will result in mission failure. Once it is hacked, Norman's office is very close by, and players can use the vent to access the building.

Crawling across the vent through to Osborn's office allows players to overhear a conversation. Once in theoffice, players can access Norman's computer. Scrolling through slides competes the mission, and a phone call with Mary Jane leads to the next mission, "Uninvited".
Season 3

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## Mission details

### Rewards

? XP
 Unlocks Screwball Challenges

### Followed by

Rio Bravo

**Season 3** is the second main mission in the "Silver Lining" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Screwball calls Spider-Man for the next season of her show.

Completion of this mission unlocks new Screwball Challenges around the city, which can earn players Challenge Tokens.

## Story

After battling Silver Sable, Spider-Man phones Mary Jane Watson to discuss Sable's return. However, their call is hijacked by Screwball, who directs Spider-Man to Eighth and Perlman. Upon arrival and approaching the camera, Screwball announces the third season of her show with the promise of a party after hitting fifty million followers. Spider-Man takes the show's opportunity to defeat her for good.

## Walkthrough

As with previous missions, once begun, one challenge needs to be complete, which may or may not be the challenge that the mission's story leads to. The challenge in question is a bomb challenge, similar to previous Taskmaster Challenges with the exception that Photobombs are involved when throwing bombs and that the crates with the bombs need to be broken first. This can be done easiest by flying over the bombs and using a Ground Strike attack. A bomb is also present in a truck, which must be stopped in a manner similar to typical car crimes.

Once a challenge is done, after a call with Mary Jane, Spider-Man must complete more citywide activities (which could be another Screwball Challenge) before the next mission, "Rio Bravo", is available.
Screwball

**Screwball** is a minor antagonist in *Marvel's Spider-Man* and its story expansion *The City That Never Sleeps*. A live-streamer and criminal with millions of followers, Screwball uses Spider-Man to get more hits on her web channel.

Throughout *The City That Never Sleeps*, Screwball provides Screwball Challenges for players to compete. In the base game, she appears in a single side mission.

## History

### *Marvel's Spider-Man*

In "Internet Famous", a Screwball fan reached out to Spider-Man about a livestream. Though Spider-Man was uninterested in pariticipating, he was forced to when she claimed to have taken a hostage. After Spider-Man completed the various tasks, he was ambushed at the supposed location of the hostage by Screwball's fans. Though Screwball was placed under arrest, she pleaded that her followers were the ones that acted, not her.

### *The City That Never Sleeps*

Screwball contacted Spider-Man again and goaded him into more challenges, all while still livestreaming Spider-Man's feats for her new show. After reaching millions of followers, in "Wrap Party", she threw a rooftop party for them to celebrate. With the help of Miles Morales, Spider-Man tracked her down. After a pursuit over the rooftops of Manhattan, Spider-Man finally caught her and put her in prison.

## Characteristics

Screwball wears a white jumpsuit with a white biker helmet, both of with are adorned with fuchsia stripes and her logo, and opaque golden sunglasses. According to J. Jonah Jameson, she has purple hair.

Screwball is heavily narcissistic and aloof. She has no remorse or care for the fact that her actions endanger lives in New York City, and shows delight in her fans as they wreak havoc. This shows both callousness on her part, and also cowardice, as she does not act herself. Spider-Man notes that Screwball's only motivation is gaining followers, suggesting pure self-absorption blinding her from reality of her actions.[*citation needed*] Screwball makes heavy use of internet slang in person.

Aside from directing her followers, Screwball shows extremely strong gymnastics skills, allowing her to free run across the city's rooftops without losing momentum, to the point where even Spider-Man initially has some difficulty keeping up with her.

## Original appearance

For more background of Screwball throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Screwball** and the **original appearance of Screwball** on the **Marvel Database**
Screwball first appeared in *Amazing Spider-Man* #559 (July 2008).

## Citations

1. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Internet Famous"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Wrap Party"
3. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Content Creator"
4. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Something is Screwy"
5. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Screwball Challenges"

## References

* Insomniac Games (2018). *Marvel's Spider-Man* [Game]. Sony Interactive Entertainment. PlayStation 4.
* Insomniac Games (2018). *Marvel's Spider-Man: The City That Never Sleeps* [Game]. Sony Interactive Entertainment. PlayStation 4.
Miles Morales controls

## Trophies

**From the Rafters**
Perform 25 Ceiling Takedowns

**Climbing the Walls**
Perform 25 Wall Takedowns

**Invisible Spider**
Defeat 50 enemies while Camouflaged

**Overcharge**
Defeat 100 enemies with Venom attacks

**Up and Over**
Perform a Venom Jump, then a Venom Dash on a single enemy

**From Downtown**
Use Venom Dash to throw an enemy into a group of three or more

**Nowhere to Hide**
Perform 100 Stealth Takedowns

**100x Combo!!!**
Perform a 100x Combo

Below are the **controls**, or **moves list**, for players while playing *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*.

## Venom skills

 Venom Smash
 Venom Dash
 Venom Jump
 Venom Dash Launcher
 Mega Venom Blast
S.T.R.I.K.E. Suit

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The **S.T.R.I.K.E. Suit** is a suit players may equip in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. It is unlocked at level 10, and costs 16 Activity Tokens and 2 Tech Parts in order to be crafted.

## Characteristics

This suit was designed by Dave Rapoza. His main inspiration of the design was from the original Double Riders as seen from a Kamen Rider series’ alternate universe movie depicted in both Kamen Rider: The First and The Next.

Suit styles
## References

Tweet by @DaveRapoza on Twitter. Accessed November 16, 2020.
Tweet by @DaveRapoza on Twitter. Accessed November 16, 2020.
Spider-Armor MK I Suit

The **Spider-Armor MK I Suit** is a suit players can unlock in the "Turf Wars" expansion for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It is unlocked after completing Blindsided, the first mission of the DLC. It does not possess an associated suit power.

## Characteristics

While the Spider-Armor MK I Suit's web pattern is based on that of the Classic Suit, that is the only similarity that it has with that suit. Instead of the iconic red and blue, this armored suit has a predominately silver and black color scheme. The torso portion of the suit consists of an armored chestplate with a small spider-logo on the front and a large armored spider-logo on the back. The arms of the suit consist of silver armored gauntlets. The mask, while also armored, lacks the expressive shutter eyes featured on other suits. The lower portion of the suit is mostly unarmored save for the boots.

## Original appearance

For more background of Spider-Armor MK I Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man's Suit** and the **original appearance of Spider-Armor MK I Suit** on the **Marvel Database**
The suit is based upon the Spider-Man suit from *Web of Spider-Man* #100. In original comic lore, the suit is made of pseudo-metallic compounds and may have the same bullet proof properties as the Spider Armor - MK II Suit, but is essentially weaker, such as being vulnerable to toxins.
Snipe Hunt

**Snipe Hunt** is a side mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. This mission begins in the Financial District and is unlocked after completing the story mission, "Uninvited". Spider-Man is alerted by the police to a sniper who has been stalking Mayor Norman Osborn's Chief of Staff. As the perpetrator had a city map on him with the courthouse circled, the police sure there are other targets.

## Walkthrough

The courthouse is the first of four sniper locations. Taking out the first sniper will unlock the rest and start a two minute, thirty second timer. This basically becomes a race around the city as the first three sniper take-downs themselves are fairly easy. The fourth involves a fight with three thugs. Running out of time will fail the mission.

The second half of this mission is a hostage rescue. The captured perpetrator revealed that there are several tourists being held hostage and that his cohorts in crime will execute them if the cops don't let him go. This part of the mission will test Spider-Man's ability to take out thugs quietly. If he is noticed, the hostages will die and the mission will fail.

Most of the thugs will be alone, but not all of them, so pick targets carefully and pick them off through stealth. Picking those off at the outer circle through stealth is easiest, and once no snipers are covering it, take the rest on the ground. Saving the hostages will end the mission.
Storming the Castle

**Storming the Castle** is a side mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Spider-Man has noticed a woman bird-watching from a rooftop and checks on her. She (Stephanie) has noticed armed men in the park near Belvedere Castle.

The mission starts in the Upper East Side district and becomes available after completing the mission Keeping the Peace. The majority of the mission takes place in Central Park. This mission occurs at night, so the game will pause to change the time of day.

## Walkthrough

Approach Belvedere Castle, and Spider-Man notices several of Wilson Fisk's men, all armed. Try to take them out stealthily using Perch Takedowns and Web Strike Takedowns, though if not possible, engage them in combat. After they are defeated, take a look at the laptop. As Spider-Man reaches for the device, a pigeon steals the thumb-drive.

Follow the waypoint to where the pigeons have flown. They will take off but leave a blue trail behind them as they fly. Get close enough to use  +  to catch one. If it does not have the drive, the chase continues until Spider-Man catches the correct one. Stopping travel and losing the pigeons will fail the mission.

After the drive is recovered, Spider-Man will need to return to the laptop. He will discover that Fisk's men were attempting to upload a computer worm to the Central Park WiFi system. Players will have three locations, and three minutes to arrive and stop the upload. Each location will have several men, some of which will have electronic tasers or a shield. As long as one of them is at the laptop, the countdown will continue. If one is knocked away from the laptop, another will take his place and the upload will continue.

Once the men are subdued, return to Stephanie, who has been spotted by Fisk's men. They have blocked her escape and are planning to kill her. Defeat the thugs and talk to Stephanie again to complete the mission, for a 1500 XP reward.

## Gallery

Location to startTracking the pigeonsCatching and checking for the driveKeep the thugs from the laptop
Stealth ("Big Time") Suit

Create a distortion field that can obscure you from non-alerted enemies' vision.

## Behind the scenes

### Original appearance

*Amazing Spider-Man* #650

The **Stealth ("Big Time") Suit** is a suit players can unlock at level 23 in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It costs 2 Base Tokens, 4 Challenge Tokens and 3 Landmark Tokens, and comes with the **Blur Projector** suit power.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

Th Big Time variant of the Stealth suit in this game series is solely based on its Camo Mode, which has a light green and black color scheme. The green is prominent on the spider insignia which covers the entire torso and stretches around the back. Four of the legs also break off around the spider head, and line down to the hands and upper thighs. Green lights are also found on the feet's midpoint. The eyes are also wide with green shining through them. Black covers the rest of the suit, with slight lighter tones on the feet and upper chest. There also a slight grey feature on the belt area that breaks in the middle.

The abdominals are prominent on this suit, with the lines segmenting across and down. The webshooters are also visibly wrapped around the wrists, serving as the break point for the green lining. It also has scaled pads on the shoulders, knees and outer hands, providing a rougher texture in these areas.

The suit emits a pretty bright green glow that illuminates a small area around Spider-Man.

### Suit power

The Blur Projector suit power lets Spider-Man take out unaware enemies with ease, as anyone not currently investigating him cannot see his movements until it is too late.

## Original appearance

For more background of Stealth ("Big Time") Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man's Suit** and the **original appearance of Stealth ("Big Time") Suit** on the **Marvel Database**
In comic book history, the suit first appeared in *Amazing Spider-Man* #650, created by Spider-Man (Peter Parker) to combat the Hobgoblin's sonic screams; the suit warps light and sound around it, rendering it invisible. Usually, the suit's light can change colors between green, orange and blue, depends of which mode it is in.
Marvel's Wolverine

***Marvel's Wolverine*** is an upcoming video game developed by Insomniac Games and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment. Based on the Marvel Comics character Wolverine, it features an original narrative that draws from the character's history across comic books and appearances in other media. It is a standalone entry in the *Marvel's Spider-Man* series, taking place in the same universe and sharing continuity with the preceding titles. It is currently in development and will release exclusively for the PlayStation 5.

## Gameplay

### Overview

Accordingly to Ryan Schneider, *Marvel's Wolverine* shall be a standalone game in which 'cutting-edge' gameplay is featured, alongside emotional narrative.

### Equipment

Although unknown what exact gadgets or equipment will be used or introduced, but it is certain Wolverine's sharp claws will play a role in combat.

## Development

### Background

During the development of 2018 release *Marvel's Spider-Man*, the people at Marvel, Insomnaic Games and Sony Interactive Entertainment developed ideas for their new series of video games. As a *Wolverine*-themed game constantly came up, they settled on the idea and pitched the idea to Marvel and SIE a few years later.

### Marketing

*Marvel's Wolverine* was announced on September 9, 2021 alongside *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*'s announcement.

## Release

*Marvel's Wolverine* currently holds no estimated release date, but is expected to come out after the release of *Marvel's Spider-Man 2* in 2023. As of now, the game is in development.

## Gallery

LogoMarvel's Wolverine - PlayStation Showcase 2021- Announcement Teaser Trailer - PS5
## External links

* Official website
* Marvel's Wolverine on Wikipedia

## Notes

1. ↑ Officially confirmed to be within the *Marvel's Spider-Man* series and universe.

## References

1. ↑ Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and Marvel’s Wolverine revealed (Highlighted text)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and Marvel’s Wolverine revealed
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Marvel's Wolverine - PlayStation Showcase 2021: Announcement Teaser Trailer | PS5
Fisk Hideout

For the recurring side content, see Fisk Hideouts.
**Fisk Hideout** is the sixth main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Yuriko Watanabe would like Spider-Man to keep an eye on some of Wilson Fisk's properties. At the same time, Otto Octavius provides Spider-Man with the information for their first unlockable gadget, the Impact Web.

## Walkthrough

After arriving at the hideout on the waypoint, the gadgets menu will be displayed, allowing the Impact Web to be crafted. This fires a powerful web blast that can instantly web up normal enemies, but has low ammo, and can only be recharged by defeating enemies. It can be selected by holding  to bring up the gadget wheel and switch between the Impact Web and Web Shooter.

After selecting it, the goal is to defeat all the thugs at the hideout, across six waves. The challenge is effectively a combat challenge against multiple enemies, though it can initially be approached by stealth. Picking off thugs by performing perch takedowns ( when hanging) on lone thugs is effective, though as soon as Spider-Man is spotted, combat will begin. As this is inevitable anyway, doing so is optional.

The hideout has two bonus objectives: perform ten Finishers, and web five enemies up to walls. It is ideal to complete these objectives throughout, though both are simple to obtain. The first is done by preserving Focus by avoiding attacks, reducing reliance on healing, and use the Battle Focus Suit Power ( + ) to activate it quickly. The second is achieved easily with the Impact Web, by firing it at enemies that are close to walls. The same can also be achieved with the Web Shooter. As there are six waves of enemies, this is achievable largely with Battle Focus.

As always, during combat, prioritize taking out enemies with pistols, machine guns, and in the final wave, rocket launchers, as these are the most difficult to dodge. After surviving and defeating all six waves, with the bonus objectives complete, three Base Tokens are earned, and more Fisk Hideouts are located around the city. These hideouts will provide tokens used to unlock more equipment for Spider-Man, and as such, are worthwhile tasks to complete. This will unlock the next mission, "Landmarking".
Purple Reign Suit

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Collect all Sound Samples and complete "Back to the Beginning"**Marvel's Spider-Man 2**
TBA

### Suit Mod

**Reclaimer**
Replenishes 1 gadget ammo when performing a melee Stealth Takedown on an enemy.

### Suit Style

Yes

The **Purple Reign Suit** is a Prowler-inspired suit in *Miles Morales* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2* for Miles Morales.

In *Miles Morales*, the suit is unlocked by completing Aaron Davis' Sound Samples side quests, and grants the suit mod **Reclaimer**.

## History

Aaron Davis created a suit as a present for Miles at his hideout during Miles' hunt for audio samples based on his past history with Jeff many years ago during their younger days at Manhattan.

After collecting all the audio samples from around the city, Aaron pointed Miles in the direction of his old hideout.

Once Miles was inside, he found a sticky note on a locker that told him to "use the sounds of the city", which led to him playing the Davis Brothers' Mix, a music track that consisted of all the sounds he collected on his hunt. The sound of the track then triggered the sound lock on the locker, allowing Miles to take the suit.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The suit itself is heavily inspired from Aaron Davis' Prowler suit, as it features a predominantly purple, green, and black color scheme.

In addition, the suit not only features claws on the tips of the fingers, but also a utility belt. Both features are cosmetic, however, as they do not affect combat.

The suit's eye lenses are noticeably smaller than those on most other suits and glow a vibrant green at night and in dark places. The eye lenses also lack the ability to emote similar to those on other suits like the Classic Suit.

### Styles

* **Color 1**: Default color scheme.
* **Color 2**: Replaces with the purple with grey.
* **Color 3**: Bright purple with some light green highlights.
* **Color 4**: Replaces the purple with grey and the green with red. The colorway is similar to the Programmable Matter Suit.
My OTHER Other Job

**My OTHER Other Job** is the third main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Shortly after Wilson Fisk is in jail, Peter Parker visits his employer, Otto Octavius, revealing him to be Peter's employer, in the lab.

## Story

After helping the police take down the Kingpin, Peter gets a call from his boss at work that they need to run an equipment check and that The Grant Committee is coming. Peter then tells his boss that he's on his way and will be there soon.

Once inside, Peter finds Dr. Otto Octavius—the head of Octavius Industries, a small independent company that specializes in developing prostheses—in the middle of a demonstration. After saving Otto from a near-accident involving a power surge and an electrical harness Otto was using to control a prosthetic arm, the committee arrives unimpressed, and Otto dismisses Peter. Instead, Peter repairs the prosthetic.

## Walkthrough

When the mission begins, Spider-Man will have leveled up. Open the Skill Tree and invest in any of three paths: Innovator focuses on offensive techniques involving webs, Defender focuses on melee combat and survivability, and Webslinger focuses on aerial combat and mobility. Any path can be chosen based on player preference, though Defender is ideal for early survivability, particularly in harder difficulties.

After expending a point, follow the waypoint to the lab. Inside, after a cutscene, Peter is controlled instead. Take control of the prosthetic arm and move it a little with , then exit and inspect the terminal on the left. This begins the first of the projects. Complete the circuit puzzles by slotting the pieces in place to allow the circuit to complete. The third puzzle requires two positive and one negative pieces be placed to balance its voltage.

Move the arm once more and then follow the waypoint to the spectrograph, the next puzzles. These puzzles are completed by inserting matching pattern pieces that fill the gaps.

Once this is completed, the waypoint will indicate how to leave the lab. It is possible to remain in the lab, to hear more recordings from Otto, and complete more Projects that earn Research Tokens, which become relevant later. Once ready, leave the lab to take over Spider-Man again, commencing the next mission, "Keeping the Peace".
Superior Spider-Man Suit

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The **Superior Spider-Man Suit** is one of the suits for Peter Parker in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

## Original appearance

Superior Spider-Man suit is created by Otto Octavius after he swap bodies with Peter Parker. It briefly debut at the end of *Amazing Spider-Man* Vol. 1 #700 prior to its full appearance in *Superior Spider-Man* Vol. 1 #1. The most well-known suit design is its second version, which debuted in *Superior Spider-Man* Vol. 1 #14.

Originally, the second version of Superior suit's design started out as a concept for Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy movies created by Alex Ross, with the design only appears in Activision's Neversoft-developed *Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro* and Treyatch-developed first movie tie-in game.
David Obademi

**David Obedami** is a character in *The City That Never Sleeps* downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. A former agent of Sable International, Obademi left the company to secure aid for Symkaria, and works with Spider-Man to ensure it is retrieved.

David Obademi is one of the original character in *Marvel's Spider-Man*, and not from previous comics.

## History

### Early history

David Obademi was an ambitious math teacher in a village. He remained popular among his students even after the rebel uprising caused many to leave the village. When several men attacked Obademi's school, Obademi was saved by Silver Sable, who took out the group saving Obademi and his students. Thereafter, Obademi worked for Sable.

Obademi was deployed to New York City during events of *Marvel's Spider-Man*, but resigned while remaining in New York. Because he had come to New York on a work visa, and it became invalid after he resigned, Obademi was undocumented, and intended to leave after securing supplies.

### *The City That Never Sleeps*

David Obademi operated supplying shipping to the Symkarian Embassy in Chinatown. In "Humanitarian Aid", after being attacked by Hammerhead goons who stole most of his supplies, he was saved by Spider-Man. Spider-Man offered to help if he found anymore supplies.

Spider-Man later learned that the Olympus Hideouts, where Hammerhead held Project Olympus weaponry, were also where the supplies were being kept. While retrieving supplies from each of the hideouts, Obademi told Spider-Man more about his past as well as his current immigration status. Inspired by his story, Spider-Man reached out to Mary Jane Watson, who was able to use her connections with schools to get David Obademi an H1-B visa for teaching at one of New York's schools.

When Spider-Man retrieved all the aid for Obademi, in "Aiding a Human", the Hammerhead goons attacked him once again. After Spider-Man and Obademi defeated the goons, Obademi revealed that he had been offered a job and a visa at Midtown, telling Spider-Man he could not thank him enough. Spider-Man responded in kind that it was Obademi he should be thanking, for reminding him why he loves New York.

## Citations

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Olympus Hideouts"
2. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Humanitarian Aid"
3. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Aiding a Human"
Scarlet Spider Suit

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 Experimental AR tech spawns multiple holo decoys that stun attacking enemies before decaying.

## Behind the scenes

### Original appearance

*Web of Spider-Man* #118

The **Scarlet Spider Suit** is a suit players may equip for Peter Parker in *Marvel's Spider-Man* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

In the first game, in can only be unlocked at Level 4, which requires 3 Crime Tokens and 2 Landmark Tokens to be crafted, and comes with the **Holo Decoys** suit power.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The Scarlet Spider Suit appears as a more detailed version of Ben Reilly's Scarlet Spider outfit, with more small features than in the comic books. The spider symbol on the chest is made to look smudged, making it appear spray painted. The red suit is also given texture, with areas on the shoulders and legs having a lined surface. The web shooters and belt also have an additional canvas or cloth material, rather than being completely metallic as in the comics.

### Suit Power

When activated, the **Holo Decoys** suit power that unlocks with the suit summons a group of holographic clones of Spider-Man in the perimeter of the area using advanced augmented reality technology. While these clones do not fight, they do talk and interact in such a way as to distract foes, causing them to attack the decoys instead of Spider-Man, which will stun them for a few moments.

Suit Styles

* **Color 1**: Default color scheme
* **Color 2**: Black and red color scheme based on the Jackal.
* **Color 3**: Purple and Black color scheme slightly based on Chasm
* **Color 4**: Inverted color based on the Sensational Spider-Man suit

## Original appearance

For more background of Scarlet Spider Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man's Suit** and the **original appearance of Scarlet Spider Suit** on the **Marvel Database**
The suit is a reference to Ben Reilly's Scarlet Spider costume that first appeared in *Web of Spider-Man* #118. In the comic book lore, it was created by Ben Reilly from an all red bodysuit and a hoodie he stole from a nearby market.
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 skills

In *Marvel's Spider-Man 2,* there are three different skill trees to complete. Peter Parker and Miles Morales each have their own skill tree, but they also share a skill tree together.

## Peter

There are **19** exclusive skills for Peter.

## Miles

There are **17** available skills exclusive to Miles.

## Trivia

* Old icons of Peter's Symbiote Abilities can be seen in the previews for his skills, some of them are the same from the gameplay reveal while others are from an unknown period in between the gameplay demo and the release date
Over His Head

**College Buddies** is a side mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It is the third such mission in the series involving Phillip Chang and missing students. Players will need to complete "Tick Tock" to unlock this mission. The mission starts in Greenwich.

This mission takes place at night. Talk to Phillip Chang to get started. Steven Hopkins is missing, but Phillip is concerned because some of Tombstone's gang started dealing drugs in Steven's neighborhood recently. Steve hated it but was too scared to do anything, but since he is possibly corrupted currently, he may have reacted and attacked them.

Phillip gives Spider-Man another image, this time from the Upper West Side. Head north to the west side of that district. Head past the tennis court, then defeat the thugs in the area. Steven is there, but he has been corrupted by his mask and takes on Spider-Man. Defeat him to end the mission.