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== [[Video Games]] == |
== [[Video Games]] == |
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* ''[[Spider-Man (2000 video game)|Spider-Man]]'' - Developed by Neversoft for the original [[ |
* ''[[Spider-Man (2000 video game)|Spider-Man]]'' - Developed by Neversoft for the original [[PlayStation]] in the year 2000. |
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* ''Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro'' - Developed by Trearch and a sequel to the above game, released in 2001. |
* ''Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro'' - Developed by Trearch and a sequel to the above game, released in 2001. |
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* A trilogy of tie-in games for the [[Sam Raimi]] [[Spider-Man (film)|trilogy]], all developed by Treyarch. |
* A trilogy of tie-in games for the [[Sam Raimi]] [[Spider-Man (film)|trilogy]], all developed by Treyarch. |
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** Some of the villains would get this too, including Sandman and the Scorpion. |
** Some of the villains would get this too, including Sandman and the Scorpion. |
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*** This doesn't always work for the villains, especially the recently debuted, and quickly mocked, Lady Stilt-Man. Yes, you heard us. To be fair, Spidey starts laughing hysterically, proving that this woman was not meant to be taken seriously. At least we got a [[Funny Moments (Sugar Wiki)|CrowningMomentOfFunny]] out of it. |
*** This doesn't always work for the villains, especially the recently debuted, and quickly mocked, Lady Stilt-Man. Yes, you heard us. To be fair, Spidey starts laughing hysterically, proving that this woman was not meant to be taken seriously. At least we got a [[Funny Moments (Sugar Wiki)|CrowningMomentOfFunny]] out of it. |
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* [[Damsel in Distress]]: Subverted by Mary Jane, who typically escapes the sticky situations she finds herself in on her own, and has rescued her husband more than once from his enemies. |
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* [[Don't Tell Mama]]: The original Green Goblin uses his last words to beg Parker not to tell his son about who he was. Sandman keeps his mother in the dark about his criminal activities, and Spider-Man goes to some lengths to keep Aunt May ignorant of his identity as well. |
* [[Don't Tell Mama]]: The original Green Goblin uses his last words to beg Parker not to tell his son about who he was. Sandman keeps his mother in the dark about his criminal activities, and Spider-Man goes to some lengths to keep Aunt May ignorant of his identity as well. |
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* [[Doom Magnet]] |
* [[Doom Magnet]] |
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