Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is unfortunately the subject of a new leak. This confirms previous leaks regarding a future DLC to come. Our two dear Weavers had better behave.
Following the terrible ransomware attack on Insomniac Games at the end of last year, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 had almost no secrets to hide. But the concept art of a future DLC managed to escape from this web… to be leaked freshly.
A future supervillain from Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 spreads his wings
After a stunning success last October, the PS5 exclusive Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and Insomniac Games were struck to the heart. A violent hack led to massive leaks around the game and its studio’s future projects. Among them, a reference to a DLC centered on the supervillain Beetle. In the comic book universe, it was originally the mechanic Abner Jenkins who hid behind this criminal identity. The newly leaked concept art, however, seems to focus on another Beetle, Janice Lincoln. For the record, she is the daughter of Tombstone, a recurring villain in Insomniac Games games.
It therefore seems that his daughter has decided to take up her father’s torch to give our two Weavers a hard time. More precisely, his costume would take the form of armor clad in new technologies. If this concept art on the run proves accurate, Peter Parker and Miles Morales will have trouble with this supervillain soon in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.
A new story arc for the Weavers
The work of the two superheroes therefore seems far from finished in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. After a spectacular main story, Insomniac Games would still have plenty of ideas to torment our two Weavers. It remains to be seen when this new narrative arc will be deployed. The last official news of the game dates back to last month with the deployment of a major patch.
In addition to Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, Insomniac Games lives up to its name. Sony’s flagship studio is working on Marvel’s Wolverine, as well as other Spider-Man games. Despite the terrible blow from hackers and layoffs, the work of these superheroes in real life continues, willy-nilly. Among the collateral damage of these sad developments, a very promising multiplayer Spider-Man game was unfortunately canceled. This despite a certain enthusiasm on the part of the fans.