Sony and Crystal Dynamics today announced that the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man will be swinging into Marvel's Avengers in 2020. However, the hero will be exclusive to PlayStation platforms. Spider-Man is not coming to the Avengers game on Xbox One and PC because of the relationship between Sony and Marvel. Sony has movie rights to the Spider-Man character, and this is why he is not. Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales is one of the biggest games coming this fall, a spin-off sequel to the incredibly successful 2018 Marvel's Spider-Man from Insomniac. While Miles was a secondary. In this part of our Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered guide, we're going to look at all the webslingers suits and how to unlock them.Considering the sheer variety of Spider-Man's opponents, it's. Spider-Man will come to Marvel’s Avengers. However, Spider-Man will only come to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, meaning Windows PC and Xbox players won’t have access to the new hero.

Sony may be preventing the character of Spider-Man from coming to the Xbox One and Windows version of the Marvel’s Avengers video game but it looks like they may have been willing to compromise when it came to the uber-popular Fortnite.

The current season of Fortnite, Chapter 2 Season 4, is essentially one massive Marvel event with various Marvel locations being added to the map, a Battle Pass made entirely up of Marvel characters, and the impending arrive of Galactus which is causing rifts to reappear all across the Battle Royale island.

While Spider-Man didn’t make the season’s Battle Pass roster, additional Marvel characters were always expected to arrive as separate purchases throughout the season, the first of which has already been added in the form of Silver Surfer. No future characters have been officially confirmed but a number of clues have been found in-game that heavily hint at their inevitable arrival.

Black Panther and Ant-Man locations recently appeared on the map which suggest that at least those two characters from the respective franchises will come to the game. Black Panther-specific abilities have also been located within the game code by leakers which pretty much confirms that the king of Wakanda is a lock.

Of particular note is the Season 4 challenge, Thwip!, which is named after the comic book sound effect for Spider-Man’s web shooters. It features the Spider-Man face icon on it and can be unlocked by defeating any opponent with the harpoon gun.

There is a lot of trolling with fake Fortnite news online but I confirmed that it’s real after personally unlocking it myself last night while playing as Silver Surfer. You can check it out in the clip below and via the image above.

Spider-Man hint spotted in Fortnite 👀👀👀 pic.twitter.com/Gdaadf2gLT

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Many gamers, including myself, were furious with the announcement of Spider-Man being exclusive to the PlayStation 4 version of Avengers but this would heal a lot of wounds. Sony has also allowed Spider-Man to be used in other non-PlayStation games such as the LEGO Marvel Superheroes and Disney Infinity titles in the past so this wouldn’t be out of the question.

It would also be insane for Epic Games to include this Easter Egg knowing full well how much Fortnite players search for clues for future content within the game and its code and, let’s face it, selling Spider-Man outside of the Battle Pass will make everyone involved a lot of money very quickly.

What do you think? Do you believe Spider-Man will be coming to Fortnite? Will we get Peter, Miles, or both? Share your thoughts with the community in the comments below and then follow us on Pinterest, Twitter, and Facebook for more gaming news.

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Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales is one of the biggest games coming this fall, a spin-off sequel to the incredibly successful 2018 Marvel's Spider-Man from Insomniac. While Miles was a secondary character with some civilian-stealth segments in the previous game, this time he takes center-stage with his own set of Spidey powers, his own suits, and new villains to deal with.

Below you can find everything you need to know about Insomniac's Spider-Man: Miles Morales. Be sure to check back often in the weeks ahead as the game's launch approaches, as we'll be updating this feature with all the latest details as they get announced.

Release Date and Versions

Spider-Man: Miles Morales will release for PS4 and PS5 on November 12, right alongside the launch of the PlayStation 5. While it's ostensibly being treated like a PS5 launch title, it's coming to PS4 as well. But don't worry, you can get the PS4 version and be secure in the knowledge that if you upgrade to a PS5 later, you can play that version for free and your save will transfer.

The standard edition of Spider-Man: Miles Morales will be $50 USD across PS4 and PS5. A separate 'Ultimate Edition' is also available for $70. That version is only available for PS5 and includes a voucher code for Spider-Man Remastered, an improved next-gen version of the 2018 game.

Preorders and Bonuses

Across both PS4 and PS5, preordering Spider-Man: Miles Morales will get you some bonus items. Those include three extra skill points to start customizing Miles' abilities right away, and an early unlock for the Gravity Well gadget. You'll also get two alternate costumes: the TRACK Suit with an unlockable 'Untrackable Suit Mod' and another suit, to be announced. You can find more details in our Spider-Man: Miles Morales preorder guide.

2018's Spider-Man: A Primer (Contains Spoilers)

Insomniac has primarily released PlayStation-exclusive games for years, but Marvel's Spider-Man was an unprecedented success. It was a huge financial boon for Sony and may have played a role in the company's decision to acquire the developer shortly after Spider-Man launched.

In creating the in-game world, Insomniac envisioned a whole new continuity for Spider-Man, allowing the developer to take some liberties with the Marvel property and its characters. This has been dubbed Earth-1048 in the Marvel multiverse and has gotten continuity-crossing references in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and the Spider-geddon comic book arc. Each time, the Easter egg was clearly identifiable by Insomniac's iconic Spidey-suit design, which sports a white spider across the chest along with Peter Parker's usual red-and-blue coloring.

This Spider-Man game established a new Peter Parker--an experienced web-slinger and the scientific protege of the kindly Dr. Otto Octavius--as well as Miles Morales. It used Peter's already-established superheroics to introduce a new backstory for Miles. While some elements from the comics remained the same, like Miles' police officer father and biracial heritage, it made some significant changes. Peter and Miles befriended each other working together at a homeless shelter, whereas in the comics Miles was inspired by Spider-Man's death without having personally known Peter. Miles' father, Jefferson Davis, died protecting civilians, while in the comics Jefferson is still alive and well. Miles was ultimately bitten by a genetically-engineered spider that Mary Jane unwittingly carried back with her from Oscorp. A brief ending scene featured Miles showing his newfound Spider-powers to Peter, and Peter revealing to Miles that he's Spider-Man.

Meanwhile, several plot threads have either wrapped up or been left ambiguous for further exploration in a sequel. Peter and Mary Jane have rekindled their relationship. Aunt May passed away from a deadly virus, knowing that her heroic nephew would do the right thing and distribute the life-saving cure to the entire city. Dr. Octavius, who learned Spider-Man's secret identity and became the villainous Doc Ock, has been apprehended and sits in a cell without his mechanical arms. And Norman Osborne is watching over what may be his son, Harry, who was often referenced but never seen in the game.

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