feature-image
feature-image

Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales is a stand-alone game, and the developers at Insomniac Games have every reason to justify it. Sony recently tweeted a video where Brian Horton, the creative director for the game, talked about the most sought-after details about the new Miles Morales title. James Ham, who is the Senior Animator for the hero’s character, accompanied him.

Terrell Owens holding Dude Wipes XL

The developers claimed that the trailers are just the “tip of the iceberg” and there is a lot to uncover in the future.

Watch What’s Trending Now!

ADVERTISEMENT

ALSO READMarvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales to get pre and post-launch books 

ADVERTISEMENT

Why is Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales a standalone game?

Brian Horton starts by labeling Miles Morales as the “next essential adventure in the Spider-Man universe.” Miles is a very important character in the game, especially after his appearance in the previous title. The developers wanted to make sure that the character feels like a “brand-new” Spider-Man.

Miles’ unique abilities and combat skills

ADVERTISEMENT

Miles Morales has his own incredible explosive new powers, like bio-electricity and invisibility. Marvel’s young prodigy is not as confident yet, however, he is learning and training with Peter. Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales tries to accommodate every aspect of Miles’ character in the game.

ADVERTISEMENT

article-image

ADVERTISEMENT

Developers make full use of the PS5’s next-gen features

The PS5 comes with a lot of brilliant features like the dual sense controllers, haptic feedback, and ray tracing reflections. All these features make Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales a whole new experience on the PS5. Everyone in the developing team believes in the character and feels like Miles has the power to have a “positive and lasting impact in people’s lives.” 

The developer further talked about the motivation that he gets from fans’ reactions when they identify Miles and love him.

ADVERTISEMENT

In conclusion, Brian claims that this is just the beginning of their conversations with the fans and they have a lot more to share in the coming months.

It was great to see the developers talk about their emotions behind the game that usually go unnoticed. Also, this clip certainly adds to the fan expectations and curiosity for the latest Marvel game. The game releases on November 12, exclusively for the PS5.

ADVERTISEMENT

ALSO READConfused about backwards compatibility on PS5? Sony explains how it will work

Share this with a friend:

Link Copied!

ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT

Written by

author-image

Aakrit Sharma

898 Articles

Aakrit Sharma is a UFC author at EssentiallySports. Aakrit brings five years of experience with over 3,500 published articles to his desk at ES. This gaming nerd turned Sopranos fan got hooked on MMA after watching UFC 229. No, it was not the Conor-Khabib feud, but the Tony Ferguson-Anthony Pettis fight that found the fan in him. In his spare time, Aakrit laces up his gloves and spars or test his skills on the mat. When he's not hunched over his desk crafting his next story, you can find him bobbing his head to The Beatles, Martin Garrix and everything in between.

Know more

ADVERTISEMENT