Gameplay footage that allegedly belongs to an early Proto build of Spider Man 3 that’s part of the Insomniac leaks back in December, has surfaced online from several accounts. According to Twitter account @404LEAK, the map shown in the video is “identical” to Spider-Man 2, but with “a lot of stuff removed”. The video also shows swinging in the game but with the model of the Spider-Man character Silk, using Miles’ animations. Additionally, according to the account, the Spider-Man 3 PC port build is being developed by the developers of the Spider-Man 2 PC port. Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is available now for PlayStation 5.
The full details via the publisher:
Spider-Men Peter Parker and Miles Morales face the ultimate test of strength inside and outside the mask as they fight to save the city, each other, and the ones they love, from the monstrous Venom and the dangerous new symbiote threat.
Explore an expansive Marvel’s New York with faster web-swinging and the all-new Web Wings, quickly switching between Peter and Miles to experience different stories, epic new abilities and high-tech gear.
Wield Peter’s symbiote abilities and Miles’ explosive bio-electric powers in battle against new and iconic Marvel Super Villains—including an original take on a symbiote-infused Venom, the ruthless Kraven the Hunter, the volatile Lizard, and more from the Marvel Rogues’ Gallery.
Feel the true power of Spider-Man in your hands!
Haptic Feedback – Experience the full force of Peter’s and Miles’ new abilities at your fingertips with responsive vibrations.
Adaptive Triggers – Master acrobatic moves, execute thrilling combos, and discover the breathtaking excitement of web-swinging traversal.
Live the Super-Hero life!
Tempest 3D AudioTech – Pinpoint the sounds of webs, bio-electric powers, bustling traffic, responsive New Yorkers, and dangerous enemy attacks.
Stunning Visuals – Explore beautifully vibrant new environments and locations, including Brooklyn and Queens, Coney Island, and more.
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More than doubled previous record.
According to former employee accounts.
According to a recent report.