Marvel's Spider-Man 2 Aunt May's grave location is something you can visit as Peter Parker to get the You Know What to Do Trophy. Marvel's Spider-Man 2 has a few trophies like this one, and while this is one of the easier ones to find - it's where a grave would logically be, after all - it still doesn't hurt to have a little map and guide to find Aunt May's grave in Spider-Man 2. If you want to help pay your respects (no F key required), check out our guide below.
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 Aunt May's grave location
Aunt May's grave location in Spider-Man 2 can be found in the district of Harlem, in the very northwest corner of the New York City map. There you'll find a church, with a substantial graveyard behind it.
Head to the northwest of the main church building, and when you hit the trees you should be able to see the graves of Aunt May and Uncle Ben with various flowers and a candle placed on them. As you approach, an interact marker will appear to confirm you're heading to the correct location.
How to visit Aunt May's grave as Peter in Spider-Man 2
When you reach the correct area of the churchyard, you'll see Uncle Ben and Aunt May's graves next to each other under some trees. Approach them, and then follow the prompt by pressing Triangle to pay respects. You'll need to do this as Peter to earn the You Know What to Do Trophy, so if you're currently playing as Miles you'll need to swipe left on the touchpad or use the pause menu to open the FNSM App, then hold Square to activate the option to swap between Miles and Peter in Spider-Man 2.
Note that to the west of this area is another grave you can interact with – that of Jefferson Davis, Miles' father – and although you'll receive a short cut-scene for doing so with each character, there are no other Trophies linked to this.
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