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Spider-Man 2: The Sinister Six

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This game is great. The graphics are great as well. You get plenty of villains to face (Mysterio, Sandman, Vulture, Kraven The Hunter, Scorpian, and Dr. Octopus). The levels are long and there's plenty of them (About 18) I'd recomend this game for any Spider-Man fan or any comicbook fan.

this is without a doubt on of the best spider-man games i have played. for some odd reason it only saw limited release in the us. not all stores i checked had it. infact of the 6 states i checked (michigan,new york,calafornia,florida,maine,and ohio) no state had this game in a full supply. i was suprised to see it here for sale. even major game softwere sites don't offer it. some i e-mailed said it never existed. the gameplay is great, but only if you like classic side scroller's. the sound is ok, and the graphics aren't as eye straining as i thought they would be. it is the the second best spider-man title ever made for any game boy system. over shaddowed only by mysterio's menace for GBA. and sence gameboy advance (gba) is not as common to peoiple as game boy color i highkly recomend this game. this title unlike the first installment of the activision spider-man series is exclusive to the gbc (game boy color) and is one of the best titles made for the system. sence it is somewhat rare i would pick up a copy here at amazon.com while they last. and no they didn't pay me to say that. :) seeya lated.

Spider-Man returns in this awesome adventure which puts the GBC system to the max! Aunt May has been kidnapped by the Sinister Six thinking she was Peter which we all know is Spidey. Spider-Man is hot on the trail but it's up to you to stop them! Good luck!

It's been a while since I've played a good handheld game, because I haven't moved on to the DS and PSP era yet. Aside from games like Wario Ware and Sonic Advance for my GBA there isn't a whole lot else to talk about (especially the craptastic Larry Boy game). The story is about Spiderman's Aunt May being kidnapped by his six worst enemies, so he must go out and save her. This game is basically a side-scrolling brawler, but with some extra flavor to add to the gameplay. The web-slinging mechanic works surprisingly well, and is a lot of fun to use. The fighting works well and is fast and fluid along with the framerate. The graphics remind me of an old NES game, but in a good way and it's very bright and colorful and detailed. I must admit the levels are odd though; like where you fight enemies at a carnival, and then another at a police station, just to name a couple. Also, the carnival level is even more bizarre over the fact you fight people dressed as clowns or are in bear costumes. The game has interesting puzzles and little passageways that keep things interesting and get you keep playing. There are flaws though. The game is basically a button-masher, sometimes some platforms are tricky to swing to, and it does get a little boring but luckily that rarely occurs. I enjoyed my experience from playing this game and I give it thumbs up for packing quite a punch for an old handheld game. If you like Spiderman you'll enjoy this game.

Crawl,punch,and swing your way to the top in the newest superhero
rumble Spiderman2: The Sinister Six for GBC. As Spidey, you are called upon to save a kidnapped auntie M (aunt May for those of you who aren't familiar) from the many-tentacled clucthes of Doc Ock. All of Spidey's powers are yours to use, including the ability to cling to walls, super strength, speed, and web-slinging and more. Spiderman 2 contains game play similar to its PS1 cousin, with suberb graphics and sound rounding out and impressive title.

I really loved the other spider-man games and I bet this one is just as good!!!