Stan Lee DLC

Okay, so I finally had the time to try this out, and it was actually pretty cool.

The base script collecting part of the DLC is just picking up all of them in a certain time to earn a score. But if you manage to collect all 50 in one try you get a pretty funny ten page comic written by Stan Lee.

I think the coolest part of the DLC is that when you start it you have the option to either go straight into the script collection mini-game or swing around the city and fight crimes ranging from petty to the police deadlock missions.

So maybe there there is some respawning crime to fight, just not as Spidey. Not bad DLC at all.

quote The Stinger

Well it certainly sounds like you got the winning option on DLC, as Rhino is just tragicly bad. Glad you got a good addition to your ASM experience, Im stuck having to wait until its released before I can add it to mine.

I would seriously avoid the Rhino dlc at all costs. Anything but free is a ripoff, and even then its still a waste of your time.

Isn't SL and Rhino available yet for XBL? I know you can get SL and Rhino on PSN.

Rhino is simply a single mechanic. Run forward as fast as you can into as many cars as you can before your time runs out. Bonus time is added for taxis, bonus points are awarded for specific cars.

Buses, and Big Box trucks slow your momentum and mess up your mojo.

You just run into cars until the time runs out. Theres no stopping, none of his jumping slams like he uses against Spider-Man, and no picking up cars and throwing them around. You can do challenge sets of 30 seconds, 2 minutes and 5 minutes.

You also have the option to go untimed in free roam if you dont have any paint you need to sit and watch dry.

Yeah, the mini-games were a pre-order bonus but are now available on the European PSN. I'll download them soon and let you know what they are like.

Alert~ DiamondMaster11

I don't own a PS3, but due to this posted above:

quote Gamesta100

I know you can get SL and Rhino on PSN.

I would venture to say yes.

That's a good question. I, too, would like some substantial DLC for this game, but with little to no word on any coming soon - I'm doubting there's going to be any. All in all, this IS a movie-tie in game (something they do with many superhero movies), which means it could just be a one-and-done.

However, with the playability this game brought, I'm wondering if there will be a much more substantial Spider-Man game in our future. Only time will tell