I had hopes that Edge of Time would fix some issues, and thought that only putting the Amazing and versions in the game would help by streamlining things. Contact Us. Spider-Man: Edge of Time c Activision. Xbox Monday, October 17th, at PM. My copy turned up from Activision this morning, and so far I've only put about an hour into it, but I did quite enjoy that hour.
Doesn't help that the first hour I played was all set indoors. I'll stop there. Was this discussion helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Was this reply helpful? Love it except for the Spider-Man free-fall sections. I've reached one and I simply can not get past it because of my poor reaction times. It feels very much like Shattered Dimensions and I loved the little dig about the Spider-Marriage near the beginning.
The freefall section has killed it for me though. I'd try to go right and either I'd just not move or I'd move too far and smack into something :D. Many times I think I've passed an object only to seemingly collide with it.
I just got the image of an ODST pod slamming into the ground and Az staggering out, waving smoke away. OK here's what I don't get, you have Spiderman 1 which was an improvement on the previous ones, you then Have Spiderman 2 considered the defining thing of the genre then you have the still damn fine Spiderman 3, then Ultimate spiderman which was still good.
So why have the modern Spiderman games removed the things that made 2 ,3 and ultimate work by making linear levels when Spiderman was meant to swing through the city, I'd actually get back to the spiderman games if they hadn't started going backwards. Though with the comic One more day you could say the games are following the comics, going backwards for no apparent reason other than morons behind the wheel. The indoor setting of Edge of Time just doesn't suit web-slinging at all.
The pretty looking environments and well-rendered models serve as assets to climb, grapple, swing, and do all the things a Spider-Man does. Both combat and obstacles become monotonous very quickly, however. Enemies are the same, puzzles don't vary too much, and you'll find yourself free-falling more than Tom Petty.
The futuristic setting could lead to a potentially strong output - but the issue is the confusing storyline really challenges gameplay execution without it becoming muddled. The simple approach of smash and grab was undertaken to be safe. What we have is a lot of focus on good looking visuals and seamless animations.
But does not present anything enticing or rewarding in terms of gameplay. The whole 6 to 7-hour campaign will be spent just slugging through enemies and facing some very uninspired boss fights with the same set of skills. Honestly, the game is passable on the merit that it looks good and polished. When you're making comparisons with its predecessor, though - your expectations are higher than usual.
It's by no means as bad as other third-person time-rippers like Quantum Theory - but it is a game that I wouldn't recommend. It's just far too mixed up. Browse games Game Portals. Spider-Man: Edge of Time.
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