The game presents several of the same kind of levels that gamer might be familiar with in if they played the first game. Spidey can also use ice webbing to freeze enemies, Taser Webbing to temporarily stun them, pick up Spidey armor, Insulated Armor, to protect him from electricity, and Spider-Phoenix, to make him invulnerable for a period of time. Naturally, Spider-man can also crawl on every surface, and can swing with his web to any surface. As in the first game, Spider-man can also use his web to form web cones on his hands, to create a protective web around him, and to jump on enemy's heads from behind and pummel them. He can pull them and swing them straight toward himself, left or right. Spider-man can pull almost any object, including moving, human ones, in this fashion. Spider-man's newest moves include the ability to use his web to snag an object and then pull it. The first set of allies in Peter Parker's world includes Beast, and in the training room, both Rogue and Professor Xavier both play a role.
The first set of familiar villain bosses that appear include Shocker and the Sandman. Obviously Spider-man's big foe in this sequel is Electro, who appears in the first cut-scenes of the game, and whose network of henchmen and other powerful arch-villains is bigger than one might first believe. Now, we have Spider-man 2, Enter Electro, a sequel to the first game that adds to the series, and continues the same kind of adventures. That was before the introduction of the PlayStation 2, GameCube, and Xbox, and before millions of polygons on screen in a single game trained out eyes on a daily basis to become accustomed to such a thing. The combination of Spidey's personality, actions, and his allies and enemies being perfectly re-created in a videogame was so long-awaited, and presented with such flair, that the first game was unheralded. When Spider-man first appeared in PlayStation almost two years ago, the game was a milestone in layering complex camera angles in a robust 3D engine, while for the first time in any videogame on any system, accurately representing a super-hero unfiltered and pure from his comic book origin. Although I haven't finished the game yet, I'm several levels into the whole new chapter of Spider-man's newest adventure, and it's with mixed emotions. First Impressions Activision has sent us the final version of Spider-man 2: Enter Electro, due in retail stores September 18, 2001.
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