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Spider-Man 3 (video game)
Spider-Man 3 is a video game based on the Spider-Man 3 film. It was released May 4, 2007.
The scenario draws from the film, Spider-Man comics and the Marvel Universe. The game features ten (eight on the Wii, PlayStation Portable and PlayStation 2.) villains including the movie's primary villains Venom, New Goblin, and Sandman.
Gameplay
Many gameplay elements have been added or revised for this title in the series:
• Manhattan in the game is far bigger than in Spider-Man 2. The game also features over 20 miles of sewers and subways, but these are only avalible on the PS3 and Xbox 360 consoles and PC versions of the game.
• Spider-Man has a brand new combat system that was worked from the ground up and includes more aerial moves and web attacks. These moves are in all versions of the game. For the Wii, the motion sensors are used during combat: the remote is used as Spider-Man's fists and the nunchuck is used to dodge attacks.
• In the Wii version, the motion sensors are also used for web-slinging as well as combat. The remote & nunchuck are used as Spidey's left & right hands respectivley. It is possible to switch to left handed mode in the options menu.
• Part of the game puts the player in control of the Black Suited Spider-Man where Spider-Man's combat system has more brutal moves and a "Rage" system that allows aggressive moves.
• The game features cineractives that are button sensitive. Game director Chris Archer explained that all the gameplay is playable, including what would be included as a cinematic.
• The city's subway entrances are scattered across the city. Some are located by the bridges, which will then lead to the location of the other entrances once you explore the rail line. Jumping onto one of the trains is possible, but requires quick timing. It is an excellent way of getting through the subway system quickly, as well as spot other hidden entrances into the sewers.
Need for Speed: ProStreet
Need for Speed: ProStreet (NFS:PS) is the latest installment of Electronic Arts' popular racing game series Need for Speed. A recently published teaser trailer on the official Need for Speed website suggested that more information would officially be revealed on May 31, which turned out to be true.
Information
Currently, little is known about Need for Speed: ProStreet, and nothing is for sure. According to early rumours, it will include some of the things not included in Need for Speed: Carbon, such as drag racing. It is also said that it will feature advanced graphics, with special attention given to the next-generation graphical capabilities of the PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360.[3] The game engine will be built from scratch as opposed to refining an older engine, and suitable for today's fast systems. NFS XI will also transition from the arcade-like racing of previous titles in the NFS series to more realistic racing, making a hybrid of the two. The rumours also suggest that Autosculpt from NFS: Carbon will be back and improved.[
Title
Soft Club, the Russian publisher, said that the game will be titled Need for Speed: Pro Street and will be released in November 2007.[5][4] However, this information was later removed, and EA has not officially confirmed a title. The print magazine PLAY's recent publication an article about the next Need for Speed, calling it Need for Speed: Pro Street, seems to confirm the rumours.
Teaser trailer
On May 21, 2007, EA released a teaser trailer for Need for Speed: ProStreet.[2] The trailer shows a realistic damage model, the return of the Mazda RX-7 and that the racing will be done during daytime, unlike Carbon and the Underground series. The trailer also mentions a date of May 31, 2007, perhaps hinting on the date of the official announcement. The trailer can be viewed at the official NFS website.
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