Spider-Man [Model SLUS-00875]

GAME ID: SLUS-00875

CONTROLS:
Move character: D-Pad Left Analog Stick
Jump: X Button
Punch: Square Button
Kick: Circle Button
Web trap: Triangle Button
Jumping punch: X (hold) + Square Button
Jumping kick: X (hold) + Circle Button
Grab: ircle + Triangle Button or Triangle + Square Button
Grab & punch: Circle (hold) + Triangle (hold) + Square Button or Triangle (hold) + Square (hold) + Square Button
Grab & kick: Circle (hold) + Triangle (hold) + Circle Button or Triangle (hold) + Square (hold) + Circle Button
Web spikes: Triangle + D-Pad Left
Web dome: Triangle + D-Pad Right
Break web dome: Triangle + D-Pad Right (hold) + Square or Triangle + D-Pad Right (hold) + Circle
Impact webbing: Triangle + D-Pad Up
Web yank: Triangle + D-Pad Down
Web yank left: Triangle + D-Pad Down + D-Pad Left
Web yank right: Triangle + D-Pad Down + D-Pad Right
Zip-line: R1 Button
Web swing forward: R2 + X Button
Web target mode: L1 Button
Pause game: Start Button

Released on August 30, 2000 in the USA.

Spider-Man uses the same game engine as Tony Hawk's Pro Skater.

The Lizard was meant to appear in the final cutscene but was not included in the final version of the game's cutscene. The earliest footage of the game was found in a German demo disc entitled PlayDemo Vol. 17, and featured some drastic changes from the final product. These include a different opening sequence, different (most likely placeholder) voices, different music, and an entirely different model for Scorpion and an entirely different Rhino boss stage, as well as a sewer level not found in the final game.

The game was rated E (Everyone, it have content that may be suitable for ages 6 and older) by ESRB (Entertainment Software Rating Board).