

Hand-to-hand combat is handled with the B button you can punch or kick a foe to senselessness. Given the game’s liberal webbing system, this technique is quite effective at disposing of small-time foes. You shoot webbing with the A button you can swing on the webbing, or make a web shield, or a web bolo that spreads across a wider area than a regular shot of webbing, you can also make a continuous stream of webbing that encases a foe to the point of incapacitation.

All of Spidey’s abilities can be done via the game’s simple three-button control scheme. The pinball mini-game thrown in at certain intervals is enjoyable and done better than many full-fledged pinball releases. In some, you’ll just have to beat a thug and save someone, in others, you’ll have to fight thugs to the end of trains and levels, and in others, you’ll do all of this while trying to get to a boss. Your goals throughout the game will change based on which level you pick. The side-scrolling gameplay style fits Spidey perfectly, he is able to make use of each and every Spidey power, such as the ability to climb up walls and ceilings, the ability to shoot webbing, and his ever-present Spider-Sense, which warns him of upcoming danger. The game’s levels are accessed via a huge overworld map that spans New York. Spidey will battle evil-doers in side-scrolling levels, all the while making use of his webbing, and hand-to-hand combat to vanquish his foes. The core gameplay for this version of the game remains the same as in every other incarnation of it. Spidey must remain focused on the task at hand, he only has one day to disarm the bomb, and save the city. The game features some of his greatest foes: The Vulture, the Lizard, the Sandman, the evil symbiote Venom, Doctor Octopus, Mysterio, Electro, and the Hobgoblin.

In order to get these keys, Spider-Man will have to defeat some of his greatest rivals, some of them have keys, some don’t, but he must beat all of his enemies in order to find out where the evil Kingpin is. Spidey has 24 hours to find the keys necessary to disarm the bomb and save the town.
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The plot in all versions is based around a diabolical plot by the Kingpin, who has planted a bomb that will go off in 24 hours, but, he tells the citizens of New York via a TV appearance, that Spider-Man is the one behind the planting of the bomb. The unique features in each version of the game help to give every version of the game a feel of its own. It’s also the only version of the game to feature the ability to go to Peter Parker’s apartment during the game and heal up. That version of the game allows you to take pictures for the Daily Bugle during your battles, so you can buy money for webbing. By that same token, the Genesis version contains features not seen in that version of the game, so if you don’t have a Sega CD, don’t feel left out. The addition of a revamped soundtrack, improved graphics and audio, a completely overhauled level progression/game exploration system, a slew of hidden items, and tons of short animated cinemas at certain points in the game that really add to the Spidey experience. The Kingpin features the same core gameplay as the Genesis and Game Gear renditions, but the Sega CD version features tons of improvements over the other versions of the game, as it actually makes great use of the CD medium. Genre: Action Developer: Sega of America Publisher: Sega of America Players: 1 Released: 1993
