Anyone looking to sell their copy?

I've done it, swapped it for DQ11, but I am pretty sure someone else was also doing it

I was going to, but I'm gonna send it my cousins way once Elliot has got bored of swinging about the city.

Errrr... yeah it’s like assassins creed in that respect. You can keep running, doing flips/wall runs etc if you touch the ground/rooftop too, it’s also cool when you spiral through a metal structure or fire escape stair or something.

I love that you can also you press X at the top of a swing to gain big air, or just let go of R2/press R2 again to keep up speed and momentum without gaining height. Means you can either zooooom or just start flinging yourself around.

I've done 52% of this in six days. I've never done that before for any game. My missus is even happy to watch me playing this. It's just fun. And knowing it's not a 200 hour epic is a nice bonus too.

It's an odd one this. 
It's very good and I'm enjoying it but it's doing literally nothing new at all.
But what it is doing it's doing very well. 

And for that, for me, it's not classic.

pantyfire wrote:

It's an odd one this. 
It's very good and I'm enjoying it but it's doing literally nothing new at all.
But what it is doing it's doing very well. 

And for that, for me, it's not classic.

I'm not sure what's fair. In terms of traversing through an open world, if you're doing it "properly" it's one of the most involved things I've ever played. If you're really good and zipping through it you're hitting combos and possibly also tricks. For that, it's new in that it makes open world more involving than just pointing in a direction.

See my review - go straight to yellow points to enjoy it best.

Finished the story mode on this earlier today. Absolutely brilliant story mode overall. Had a bit of a dip in the middle but ended ridiculously strongly and I just loved it. Absolutely loved it.

Three more gold challenges and I've got my first platinum.

Once it clicks, the movement isn't in any way about web placement, which is what was irking me at the beginning. It's more about planning the route and knowing what buttons the engine expects you to press when. It's almost like a quicktime sequence when you get going.

I never thought I'd feel this way early in the game, but I'm actually hoping there'll be more challenges with the DLC.

They made a feature of the building sites, as Fisk bases. I can totally set the sequels add buildings With taking out Fisk being the first thing you do, I can see it building up for a final showdown with him in the third episode, these building sites having become skyscraper fortresses.

With the success of the game, is imagine Sony will be eager to get another game out quickly so, we could see a spin-off made by another developer while Insomniac work on the proper sequel. I'd really like to see the engine licensed using the comic book style they've got working so well, with a different take on the mechanics.

It goes without saying though that if you are desperate for a Spider-Man style experience whilst waiting for the inevitable sequel then playing Sunset Overdrive is an absolute must.

Although it is dependent on having an Xbox One, it is a wonderful game and so similar in many ways to spidey.

I have just got the dlc for it so that will keep me going till the Spidey dlc.

Spider-Man.

Done. 
Pretty good - way too many 'other' sneaky sections of gameplay. And it was guilty of too much escalation in the end game. And I hated the final boss fight but it was incredibly well put together. 
I'm a bit played out and I can't be arsed mopping up the final bits so it's being traded in soonest.

Aye, it's good enough that I've got 100% and started again on a harder difficulty. But then I'm a sucker for Spider-Man games.

Anyone know if you get anything for completely finishing it, all the challenges gold and everything?