There is another one on Super Nintendo, just called Spider-Man. Though it's based on the animated series. (Super Nintendo version of Spider-Man theme plays) Gotta love that song. (lip syncs to the Spider-Man theme) It's another action game. It's colorful and appealing, at first. Love Spider-Man's walk cycle, walking like a tough guy. Reminds me of Henery Hawk. You can even punch computers. Make 'em explode! Yeah! That’s how I feel whenever my computer gives me shit! What’s this? Am I standing on an NES console? Anyway, you just gotta go around fighting enemies. Seems all fine and dandy, until you come to this barricade. Motherfucker, I tried kicking it over and over, till finally I managed to knock it down. Persistence and luck.But there is one more LJN Spider-Man game on Super Nintendo, that I covered already.
(Clips from "Wish List Part 2" are shown)
Let's end with Spider-Man: Maximum Carnage on Super Nintendo. Everyone says I should play this one, as if I haven't already played enough Spider-Man games. Well, it's a beat-'em-up game. Monotonous, but fun. The controls are responsive, and the hit detection works fine. It can be a little frustrating, but not too bad. And the music is upbeat and energizing. I found a good Spider-Man game! Who made this game? (he turns to the upper side of the game box and reveals the LJN logo with shock) They made a game that's not shit! (yells) IT'S NOOOOOOOOT SHIIIIIIIIIIIIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (faints)
Yeah, I couldn't find much to complain there. But anyway, let's move onto the X-Men games. Now, there were two on NES by LJN, and thankfully, I've covered these as well.
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