It also has some great voice acting too, although hearing Spidey yell “I own you” was a bit much for my taste. Manhattan and Queens have been recreated very well and the game just has a ton of personality to the way it looks. It really gives the game that comic book style to it and you do feel like you are playing through an interactive comic book which is a lot of fun. During this time many developers were using cell shaded graphics and I think that this is one of the best to do it. Ultimate Spider-Man is a great looking game. As you would expect, Venom and Spider-Man have their own attacks and style of play too which is fun. It is all very cinematic and something that I enjoyed a great deal. Venom is trying to avoid being captured, there are many different story paths and the way the two stories connect is very cool stuff. Spidey is investigating Trask industries to find out more about Venom. The story takes place after the Venom arc and each character has their own story to play through. One of the big selling points of Ultimate Spider-Man was that it let you play the game as both Spider-Man and Venom. The main versions that I am familiar with are the Game Cube (which I am basing this review on) and the Nintendo DS version too. It was based on the relaunch of the character by Marvel and it features some amazing cell shaded graphics, fast gameplay, and some interesting new designs for classic Spidey characters. It is a bit of an underrated game and one that I think is far better than people realize. Ultimate Spider-Man is a 2005 video game that was released on pretty much anything that could play a video game back in the day.
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