The Amazing Spider-Man

The Amazing Spider-Man (1990)

by Oxford Digital Enterprises Ltd., Empire Software, Paragon Software Corporation
Genres:Platform, Arcade
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player
Story:In The Amazing Spider-Man, Spider-Man has to rescue his girlfriend Mary Jane who was been kidnapped by the supervillain Mysterio. The whole game takes place in a film set studio. This game is primarily a platforming game in which Spider-Man fights against various enemies. Those can be stunned by Spider-Man's iconic web substance, but touching them or other hazards in the game world will decrease his health. Another important part of the gameplay is puzzles, mostly with the goal to deactivate some of Mysterio's gimmicks to clear the path. Spider-Man can climb walls and shoot grappling hooks.Show more
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