Web of Shadows ... him for using his black symbiote suit, a mysterious figure emerges from a nearby explosion, extends its symbiotic tendrils to envelop Spider-Man, and everything goes dark.

Symbiotes have become a huge part of the Spider-Man ... suit made Spidey stronger and faster while upgrading his web attacks and allowing for better melee combos. When wearing the black suit ...

Web of Shadows gives Spider-Man the powers of both the classic red suit and the newer black suit. As he progresses deeper into the game, players must decide which suit to rely on - the agility and ...

The main gimmick in “Web of Shadows” is a dual Spider-Man who can switch freely between his normal red self and his alien infected black self. Each version has its own set of upgradeable powers.

Since that fateful day, Venom has vowed to destroy Spider-Man. While in the comics, Brock eventually mellowed out and rejected the suit, the Venom seen in Web of Shadows is still very much a villain.

There's not a lot of context or setup--you're never told why Spider-Man is back in the black suit--but the presentation of what little narrative there is is great. Web of Shadows plays like a ...

Both suits have their advantages and disadvantages, as the black suit lets Spidey whip ... What we saw of Spider-Man: Web of Shadows looked very early, as the game was still in alpha build stages.

While doing so, you'll be introduced to a new ability: detecting symbiotes with the Black Suit's brand of Spider-Sense. To perform it, change into the Black Suit, then hold down the Spider-Sense ...

Remember the black-suited web crawler from "Spider-Man 3"? He's back in "Web of Shadows," which allows Peter Parker to switch easily between his red (good) and black (evil) alter egos ...

In the last “real” Spider-Man ... Web of Shadows uses throughout. The choices come small, like saving a civilian or beating a thug excessively, and big, like choosing to make out with the ...