This formula was a blast back in 2004, but history has been repeating itself for a decade. Like every Spider-Man game since Treyarch's title, this one features a shortlist of some of Spider-Man’s most dangerous enemies, a vast open-world version of New York to swing through, and a variety of petty crimes to stop. Ten years later, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is on the big screen, but this time the game is just an empty commercial cash-in. When 2004’s Spider-Man 2 hit theaters, the video game tie-in was an example of how licensed products could be done right.
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