Though Insomniac’s Miles Adventures takes place around Christmas, Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales has swung from PlayStation to PC today.
Matching the release, there is a one-and-a-half-minute launch trailer showing the up-and-coming superhero what he’s capable of and why he’s in no way inferior to Peter Parker. His electrifying power and practical power of stealth are also sorely needed given the foes standing in Miles’ path.
Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales – Winter’s Glory in New York
Because while Peter enjoys his vacation, Miles has to protect New York as Spider-Man almost single-handedly and soon has to deal with well-known villains like Alexie Mikhailovich Sytsevich aka Rhino. Now Miles has to prove that his idol Peter can rely on him.
As with the predecessor, which, by the way, was also released on the PC as a remastered version on August 12thyou boldly swing through the urban canyons of New York in a tight superhero suit, give criminals who suddenly appear a beating and look for lots of open world collectibles.
As part of Sony’s current generation of games, Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales is quite demanding. To keep things running smoothly as you make New York safe again and save Christmas, you might want to take another look at the recommended system requirements for the PC version throw.
Insomniac’s superhero plans
Even after Marvel’s Spider-Man and Miles Morales, as well as the two PC ports, Insomniac is still highly motivated to provide players with new superhero adventures. Next up is Spider-Man 2, in which Peter and Miles have to deal with Venom, according to a first trailer.
As Insomniac revealed on Twitter a month ago, you’re probably making good progress and sticking to a 2023 release. Fans will have to wait a little longer for the video game implementation with claw fighter Wolverine: Apart from a small teaser, there is no information here yet.