AbdulAziz wrote:The animated series and Maximum Carnage
What else is there?
Here's the (already approved!) itinerary for the next couple of months, just because you guys are so nice:
(1)
Spider-Man and Venom: Maximum Carnage (Genesis)
(2)
Spider-Man and Venom: Separation Anxiety (Genesis)
(3)
Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six (NES)
(4)
Spider-Man (Atari 2600)
(5)
Spider-Man: Edge of Time (PS3/XBox360)
(6) Gerard's Top Ten Superhero Games
The first two were part of the original pitch for the articles, based on the games I played as a kid.
Return of the Sinister Six and
Spider-Man on Atari2600 were special requests from Brad.
The slotting of the
Edge of Time review depends on (a) how quickly I play the game to a level at which I feel like I can satisfactorily review it, and (b) where I am in progress with the other articles. Once the game is out, that'll be the top priority article (since I want to get the review up while the game is still relatively fresh). Since I'm not IGN, I have to go out and buy the game like everybody else, so the review will probably come a month or so after release,
maybe sooner.
Beyond the six items above, I might continue the articles if they're relatively popular. People seem to respond positively to them, so I'll gladly keep going if the audience is still there. The next "phase" would include games like
Spider-Man and Captain America in Doctor Doom's Revenge and
The Amazing Spider-Man on the Commodore 64,
Spider-Man: The Animated Series on the Genesis, and
Spider-Man: Web of Fire on the 32X. After that, I would consider covering games like
Spider-Man on the Playstation, the movie-licensed games, and beyond, but those would require a level of time commitment that I may not be able to afford. Either way, all of this would be months from now. The six things currently on the itinerary will probably take me three months or more.
(I already reviewed
Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, last year. You can read that
HERE.)