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Spider-Man 3 trailer

[Multi] Get a glimpse of next-gen Spidey

Words: Dave Harrison, GamesMaster UK
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Friday 12 May 2006
Activision has released a trailer for Spider-Man 3, the next-gen game for the last in the Sam Raimi films of the wall crawling superhero.

Sadly, there's a complete lack of in-game action on show in the trailer, but you do get the chance to see the new Spider-Man character model.

Developer Treyarch did a fantastic job replicating Spidey's unique powers in the last movie spin-off so we have high hopes that it'll be able to create something just as special for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 when the game is released next year.


 
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Spider-Man 3

Genre: Action
Release date: 4 May 2007
Published by: Activision
Developed by: Treyarch
6 DECENT
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