Spider-Man 3 swinging onto Revolution soon

by David Hinkle { Mar 27th 2006 at 6:59PM }

IGN Revolution guy Matt recently posted that the friendly neighborhood webhead himself would be starring in the upcoming Revolution title based on the third movie Spider-Man 3. Activision has confirmed that they will have at least one title ready for Nintendo's new console launch, yet it isn't very feasible that this title is to be the one as the movie is set for release sometime in 2007.

In the spirit of speculation, Matt also goes on to suggest the ways in which the Revolution's remote can be used to interface with the game. Considering that web-slinging in the Spider-Man 2 game was near addictive, how do you think the implementation of the remote can improve upon that?

Tags: activision, ign, matt, nintendo, remote, revolution, spidey

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Nushio @ Mar 27th 2006 8:11PM

Simple. Using 2 Rev-motes. I'll leave the rest to your imagination.

RS @ Mar 28th 2006 8:08AM

I hope we don't have to wave our arms in the air like fools.

Hitch @ Mar 28th 2006 10:19AM

Oh I seriously *DO* hope we have to swing our arms about like fools. If they have any sense they will enable both normal controller and the wand thing for those of us that like to have fun in a game.

So.. sensors on the ceiling anyone?

Darth Pelican @ Mar 28th 2006 2:08PM

That could be seriously awsome!!! A wand of power in each hand pointing them at buildings and shooting webs or using them to punch?

This has possibilities.

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