In one set-piece, a mind-bending chase scene in which players instantly jump from location to location in a silky smooth flow, sees the team flexing its mastery over the PS5’s lightning-fast SSD. Insomniac even builds on some of its impressive tech first introduced in Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart.
It’s a mind-boggling feat that would never have been possible until now. When the camera finally lands on Miles or Peter, I’m given immediate control of them - no loading necessary. Where the tech starts to get truly mind-blowing is in sequences where the camera rushes from one character to another, traveling through miles of busy city streets. Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 fixes one of its predecessor’s biggest flaws The new 1TB PS5 has more usable storage space than the Xbox Series X Our favorite PlayStation games of 2023: Spider-Man, Final Fantasy, and more
