Activision's Spider-Man Game Swings onto Nintendo 64 Shelves

Activision's Spider-Man game is set to hit North American retail shelves for the Nintendo 64 on November 20, 2000, challenging players to employ Spider-Man's skills in a 3D New York City. The game features 34 action-packed levels, an original storyline, and a unique action system that allows for ultra fluid movements. Developed by Edge of Reality, the game includes various puzzles and stealth missions, as well as battles against seven notorious bosses.

Key Takeaways:

• The game will be available for the Nintendo 64 console, targeting a suggested retail price of $49.99.
• The game features 34 action-packed levels, an original storyline, and a unique action system that enables players to experience ultra fluid movements.
• Players will have access to Spider-Man's classic web defenses, including web doming and web spikes, as well as the ability to swing from place-to-place, ambush enemies, and use the "Spider-Sense" to detect danger.
• The game includes various puzzle types, such as stealth missions and battles against notorious bosses, and features familiar Spider-Man comic book locales.
• Developed by Edge of Reality, the game is based on one of the world's most recognized superheroes, Spider-Man.

Statistics:

• The game features 34 action-packed levels.
• The game has a suggested retail price of $49.99.
• The Nintendo 64 has sold over 33 million units worldwide (Source: Nintendo).
• The game is developed by Edge of Reality, a leading video game development studio.
• Marvel Enterprises, Inc. has a library of over 4,700 proprietary characters.

Sources:

• Activision, Inc.'s press release, dated November 20, 2000.
• Edge of Reality's website (no date mentioned).
• Marvel Enterprises, Inc.'s website.
• Nintendo's website.