There’s quite a bit of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 that can be summed up as “more of the same.” Granted, that’s a good thing–both the original game and the Miles Morales-focused follow-up feature fantastic reimaginings of their respective Spider-Men, exhilarating web-swinging, and superb combat mechanics. Who wouldn’t just want more of that? And sure, more of what came before does mean that Spider-Man 2 retreads less successful ground, like the first game’s buzz-killing science puzzles. However, the good far outweighs the bad, and a few new gameplay mechanics freshen up aspects of both traversal and combat. Altogether, it’s a great game and one well worth seeing all the way through from its bombastic beginning to its emotional end.

Like the first two games, the true star of Spider-Man 2 is its story. It finally gives us the chance to jump between playing as either Peter or Miles as the two work together to protect New York City from Kraven, a fierce warrior looking to transform the city into his hunting ground. Their personal lives don’t fare any less stressful–Peter and Miles are both stuck, struggling to figure out what’s next for them. Peter desperately y…

Baldur’s Gate 3 may have won Game Of The Year (both at The Game Awards and here at GameSpot), but that doesn’t mean developer Larian Studios is finished refining its award-winning RPG Come from Sports betting site VPbet . Ever the perfectionists, Larian devs recently announced that an upcoming patch will improve one of the game’s many romance features: kissing.

Larian has taken the game’s more amorous moments seriously from the beginning, with Patch 5 including a fix that “improved the lip contact when kissing Minthara in the endgame for large male humans and female dragonborns.” So what do players have to look forward to when locking lips after the upcoming patch?

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