New Information on Spiderman Miles Morales
Insomniac Games shared a handful of details about their new work, namely Spider-Man: Miles Morales. The devs revealed a little bit about the new hero and the winter version of New York, after which we'll have to go on about it, and they also revealed a bit of a mystery about what happened to Peter Parker.
- Spider-Man: Miles Morales is a standalone game that will be for Spider-Man what Uncharted: The Lost Legacy was Uncharted;
- The title will show the wintertime version of New York, and the axis of its plot will be the conflict between an energy corporation and a high-tech group of criminals;
- The project will take advantage of PlayStation 5's capabilities, including ray tracing, 3D audio, 'near instant' loading and support for the unique features of the DualSense controller.
One of the first games announced by Sony for PlayStation 5 was Spider-Man: Miles Morales. Insomniac Games, the game's devs, published an entry on the official PlayStation blog where they share details of their work. The most important thing is that the devs once again confirm that, contrary to what has been suggested earlier, at the end of this year we won't get a new expanded remaster of the first installment of Spider-Man, but a standalone game, which will be for the franchise what Uncharted: The Lost Legacy was for the Uncharted series. Since we've got this out of the way, we have no choice but to discuss the other details revealed by the developers.
New Spider-Man, old problems
Let's start with the fact that the action of Spiderman: Miles Morales will be set during the winter (or more precisely - around the Holidays), about a year after the events presented in the previous installment of Spider-Man's adventures. The title character, who will take over Peter Parker's legacy, will find himself in the middle of a war between an energy corporation and a high-tech group of criminals. This is how the adventure will begin, during which we are to learn "a new story with new scripts, fresh villains and unique tasks throughout Marvel New York.
New technology, new possibilities
As a game from PlayStation Studios Spider-Man: Miles Morales will be a kind of litmus test piece for PlayStation 5. Insomniac Games promises to make the most of the new platform, as evidenced by the implementation of ray tracing and 3D audio, the use of the unique features of the DualSense controller and 'near-instant loadings'. When it comes to visuals, the devs paid a lot of attention to both the city (so that its appearance would present the new standards in the best possible way) and the characters (they were prepared based on 4D scans, and will stand out against the characters from the previous game, among others, due to improved skin shading and more realistically animated hair).
What with the old Spider-Man?
Finally, a word about Peter Parker, who, according to the devs, "is just fine". The devs argue that although they still have a lot to say about him, Miles Morales is the "key element" of the universe developed by them, so no one players should miss his adventure.
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Author: Christian Pieniazek
Started working with Gamepressure.com in August 2016. Although the Game Encyclopedia has been his pride and joy from the beginning, he also writes for the Newsroom and the Editorial section. Gained professional experience through a now-defunct service, in which he worked for almost three years. Graduated in Cultural Studies at the AGH University of Krakow. Runs his own business, jogs, cycles, loves mountain hiking, is a fan of nu metal, is interested in space, and of course, enjoys playing games. Feels best in action games with an open world and RPGs, although won't turn down good racing or shooting games.
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