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Message: [QUOTE="valosagutas, post: 214140, member: 77791"] I checked these new Spider-Man games, and honestly I just saw games that's like The Amazing Spider-Man but targets little kids more and they tried to make the games "artistic gymnastic simulator" as if it's what Spider-Man should be lol. I watched a gameplay, the player kid make Spider-Man spin in a very unnecessary way, seems more like a Tony Hawk game insane tricks lol and he was just "wow so cool". The Spider-Man I knew from comics was all about an ordinary poor guy who is mutated and he being Spider-Man because in the era he lived naturally not many cops around, not many ways to be aware of which crime may be happening, and then other mutants can be friend or foe which even army hardly can deals with them so it made sense how the whole story is and why Peter feels more like a "concerned citizen" than a "super hero" generic BS that's Americans love about anymore. Now they twisted this realism into cartoon kid logic of "damn it's so cool to just fill the whole city with spider webs and just spin in the air" BS lol. Peter Parker, being Spider-Man was about a concerned citizen who put his power into good use because he would feel guilty not using the power for greater good because he is really needed, and then his struggle to protect people in his life and finding ways to keep reparing his spider-web gadget and costume with little economical opportunities he can find. But new Spider-Man games are more about "hell yeah it's nice to be a mutant, let's enjoy being a super hero and reduce crime rates wowowow deeeez nuts" lololol. So in the end they butchered the Spider-Man philosophy of "you don't have to be actually a mutant to be concerned citizen, you don't need to be super hero to wanna help your people, all you need is a care and wish to do" because Peter Parker is a mutant but the way he made himself inventions to deal with criminals and other mutants made it clear no one needs extraordinary power to just protect their people. We all read the comics and noticed how Spider-Man's mutant powers most of the time was not enough. He was more like an ordinary person with more extraordinary strength, spider sense and spider abilities that was not enough much. Now this philosophy replaced with new generation "awww yeah, I have the power!! Imma super hero babe. now criminals, you are not even popular. no one support you so do you think you can match against me" logic of how social media is now and how the whole character twisted in new generation society. [/QUOTE]

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