In April 2002, Kellogg's offered this CD-ROM for free in exchange for some UPCs of their cereals and 2 proof-of-purchases from gallon milk jugs, as part of a campaign with "America's Dairy Farmers and Milk Processors" (the creators of "Got Milk?".) This disc contains a special demo of the Spider-Man game, along with promotional material for the movie. He can make shields with his webbing, KO bad guys with it and, of course, swing from building to building.Spider-Man was a 2001 video game released by Activision, based on the movie of the same name. Once you get the hang of them, it's crazy how many moves the web-slinger can pull off. Spidey has a ton of moves and without a good gamepad for your 'puter, it'll take you a while to get the controls straight. They look almost the same as the N64 graphics, which are weak compared to what a computer can crank out. Unfortunately it's a little lacking compared to other computer games cuz the graphics haven't been improved. The computer version is a copy of the N64 and Playstation game Spider-Man. His wall-crawling adventures match him up against the Rhino, Doc Ock, the Lizard and more - all under your command. Now he's gone from defeating evil in the pages of your fave comic books, to bustin' their butts in your fave video games.Īctivision, the guys who digitized the Hawkster, put Spidey on the N64, Playstation and your home computer. How often do geeks get to kick this much butt? Peter Parker got chomped on by a spider and went from super-dork to super-hero. (You were good weren't you?) Here's the adventures of Spider-Man to keep your fingers occupied all through the night. It's the day before Christmas and all through the house - everyone's fidgeting and can't sleep a wink! You need something to take your mind off of old Saint Nick and all the presents he's bringing you for being good all year.
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