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Rating: 5,
Useful: 4 / 4
Date: August 25, 2005
Author: Amazon User
Spider-Man: Separation Anxiety.
INTRODUCTION:
In recent years, the Spider-Man franchise has gotten a huge revival, due in no small part to the recent theatrical films. Hard to believe that the character Stan Lee created circa 1962 that everyone thought would be a total flop has become one of the most popular superheroes of all time! With this resurgenge in Spidey's popularity, I thought it might be a good idea to go back and check out his video game adventures. One of the games I decided to re-explore was Separation Anxiety. I was looking forward to re-exploring it. So, does it stand the test of time? Read on for my review!
OVERVIEW:
This game was released in the mid nineties. The story of this game, once again, involves Venom teaming up with Spider-Man. Separation Anxiety is a two-player side-scrolling beat-em-up game, with no saves or passwords.
REVIEW:
After the mediocre piece of junk based on the Animated Series, Spider-Man finally got another game worthy of his name. Separation Anxiety is quite possibly the best of all the sixteen-bit Spidey adventures. The game is a side-scrolling beat-em-up fighter, reminiscent of Capcom's classic Final Fight series. The game gives you a choice of Spider-Man or Venom, with Venom being slower and more powerful and Spidey being less powerful and faster. The heroes have the powers you've come to know and love them for, too, establishing this as more than just a cheap cash-in with the Spider-Man name attached. My only complaints are that the game play is a bit repetitive at times, and that there are no saves or passwords. Other than that, this is one of the best Spider-Man games out there. If you've got a system this game is available on, BUY THIS GAME. Even if you're not a Spider-Man fan, the game may draw you in yet.
EDITION NOTES:
As an older game, this one is long out of print. Fortunately, in this day and age, there are a lot of used game shops out there with an abundance of used games for older systems. Accordingly, if you want to get this game, chances are one of those stores will have it for a decent price.
OVERALL:
Let me sum everything up. If you want a good Spider-Man adventure from the sixteen-bit era, look no further than Separation Anxiety. THIS is the way a Spider-Man game should be - fun, challenging, and uniquely Spidey. Do you have a system that this game is available for? If you answered yes to that question, there's no reason not to own this game.
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