Base Tokens: Obtained through liberating bases (marked on the map; released in waves and trackable when hovering over each Manhattan borough). Crime Tokens: Obtained by thwarting crimes that are temporarily marked on the map as you move through a borough. You can explore the entire city, and there are new crimes to stop, but some of the old challenges, like puzzle labs, won’t be returning. While some suits like Spider-Punk were offered as pre-order bonuses, all suits can be earned in-game through a little bit of legwork. There are a few skins that can be unlocked without the camera, however, such as the Party Hat and the Default (No Belt) suit. There are callbacks to various arcs in the comics, movies, and a few are original for this game. First, let’s get all the technical nitty gritty out of the way – on PS5, Performance Mode will offer dynamic upscaled 4K visuals and 60fps, at the cost of some fancy effects including ray tracing (screen-space reflections are used instead). Fidelity mode will offer true 4K, 30fps, and ray tracing.

Peter Parker will be present in the story, acting as a mentor for Miles, and his story will be advanced somewhat too. SPOILER ALERT! Certain suits may reveal story elements of the game, so proceed with caution. Some require 100 percent completion of certain side missions, while others are unlocked via the story. Web-Shooters are the technology used by Peter Parker during his exploits as Spider-Man. Suit Power: Concussion Strike – Ventilated concussive technology temporarily sends enemies flying with every attack. While they may not be as numerous as Tony Stark’s Iron Man armors, Peter Parker’s knack for science and technology has allowed for him to create new suits that come in handy in various situations. Suit Power: Iron Arms – Wreak havoc with four articulated arms made from rapidly grown mono-atomic iron alloy crystal. The Iron Spider suit, designed by Tony Stark, is the most Amazing, Spectacular Spider-Man costume ever imagined.

When Peter Parker arrived in Berlin, Happy Hogan told him to suit up, which he did by wearing his homemade suit and preparing himself mentally for Tony Stark’s confrontation with Captain America. Captain America: Civil War’s Spider-Man initially uses a very simple homemade outfit and modified welding goggles to cope with sensory overload, and if not for Tony Stark’s assistance equipping him with the more familiar superhero suit, he probably would have stayed in that costume for quite a while – he works on a shoestring budget, after all. When Spider-Man comes to Marvel’s Avengers, seeing this outfit accompany him would be a nice surprise. It comes with a muscled bodysuit and gloves that play sound effects. That said, Miles is the only character you’ll be able to play as. Spider-Man: Miles Morales swings our way in less than a month, and the folks at Game Informer have revealed a ton of new details about the game in an extensive new preview. The biggest one is that of the multiverse, which was explained in more detail in Loki and will be further explored in upcoming movies, and it all points at Spider-Man: No Way Home being among them.

In Spider-Man: Homecoming, he’s forced to don the sweatsuit outfit again after Stark takes away the advanced suit. Begin your ultimate Big Apple adventure with Peter Parker in the classic outfit from the hugely popular Marvel’s Spider-man video game! This is a classic picture of Spiderman climbing a building from outside. The original classic suit, with contrasting colors and bright tone, is the ultimate tribute to the wall-crawler’s comic book history. Furthermore, with some glowing green eyes and a green symbol to top everything off, this suit proved to be one of the stronger original designs within the game, while also serving a much-needed purpose as well. In terms of story, Miles Morales is set one year after the events of the Insomniac’s original Spider-Man, and is considered a true sequel that pushes forward the series’ overall plot. The overall size of the map has remained more-or-less the same, but Insomniac has completely redone Miles’ home of Harlem, adding a ton of additional authentic details. Backpack Tokens: Obtained by collecting Backpack collectibles (marked on the map).