Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions (ANA KONU) (5. sayfa)

Although the world looks fantastic, coupled with each universe’s own stylized motion comic-style cutscenes, I worry that Noir will just resort to a series of “stealth” missions. I want more from the universe but if the crux of its existence is to slow down the action, I’m going to personally be disappointed. 
   
  The look and frantic gameplay of Spider-Man 2099 was a lot of fun, adding freshness to the Spider-Man series I haven’t seen since developer Neversoft brought Spidey to the PlayStation in 2000. 
   
  In the Ultimate series, Spidey is outfitted with his infamous black suit—a living simbiotic entity that feeds off his power and desires. 
   
  Sadly, this is where the demo fell off for me. During this level Carnage has broken loose from his prison at S.H.E.I.D. headquarters and unleashes a virus upon the agents, transforming them into zombies. The gameplay simply resorted to the same basic punch-punch-kick combo until the mass of enemies disappeared. Spidey’s special ability in this universe is a Rage mode which can be activated to speed up his attacks. As he continues to hit enemies, his depleting “Rage Meter” builds, essentially allowing players to keep the power active as long as there are people to punch (then punch and also kick). 
   
  Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions is certainly unique. I’m excited to venture back to the world of Spider-Man 2099 and Noir. Ultimate and Amazing—which I did not see—seem too close knit based on the comic franchises to be vastly different in terms of gameplay. 
   
  All superhero games have to follow the same core mechanic: Beat-up bad guys. I get that. But I’m hoping there’s more to Ultimate and Amazing to make it interesting. Hopefully the way the game splits between levels helps to maintain its overall freshness but as it stands now, I’d rather skip the sections labeled “Ultimate.”