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The trailer closes with the symbiote monster Venom revealing himself from the shadows of a nearby alley, claiming to be that worthy opponent. They first showed a short trailer for the third game in their Spider-Man franchise before a brief teaser for a new game focused on everyone’s favorite X-Man, Wolverine.įollowing the critically-acclaimed Marvel’s Spider-Man and Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, the trailer for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 (not to be confused with the 2004 game based on the movie Spider-Man 2) features both characters fighting various foes as a voiceover from Kraven the Hunter narrates the search for a worthy opponent. Considering how integral Aunt May ended up being in Marvel's Spider-Man, it's surely a good decision that was made by those at Insomniac.Insomniac Games played a Marvel-ous hand at yesterday’s PlayStation 5 September Showcase, revealing teasers for two games based on characters from the popular Disney-owned comics company. They also took Slott's advice and made her a bit younger than normal, meaning that less work needed to be done when it came to her facial animations. At the end of the day, Slott's convincing won those over at Insomniac and they ended up putting Aunt May in the game. He even suggested that the game's version of Aunt May could be a little younger in age, similar to Marisa Tomei's iteration of the character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Slott went on to say that he was quite "adamant" about needing to include Aunt May in a prominent manner within Marvel's Spider-Man. Equal to what they could use to create five other characters," he said. "They were telling me the reality of it according to them, old characters - wrinkly characters - to make them look good and realistic, it takes a big amount of work. Explaining more about the reason because of this, Slott explained that older characters that feature wrinkles on their faces are often vastly harder to animate. In a very early version, they didn't want Aunt May to even be an NPC," Slott said.

"They wanted Aunt May to just be a voice on the answering machine or over the phone. According to a new interview from GamesRadar with Dan Slott, who is a longtime Spider-Man comic book writer that assisted with Marvel's Spider-Man, Insomniac initially wanted to include Aunt May only in an off-screen capacity.