Was the Canceled Spider-Man: The Great Web the Reason Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Reportedly Cut So Many Symbiotes? The Latest Leaks Certainly Suggest So

Many things that you saw in Marvel's Spider-Man 2 were part of this cancelled project.

Was the Canceled Spider-Man: The Great Web the Reason Marvel's Spider-Man 2 Reportedly Cut So Many Symbiotes? The Latest Leaks Certainly Suggest So

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  • More leaked content from the multiplayer cancelled Insomniac Games title has leaked with discarded characters.
  • Spider-Man: The Great Web could have been full of very popular characters from the Spider-Verse, like Venom, Carnage, Scream, and several other symbiotes.
  • There are even some symbiote-infected people, like in Marvel's Spider-Man 2, who were in this cancelled game.
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Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is one of the best games of last year, with the incredible participation of Venom and the Symbiote. Insomniac Games also has one more project where this alien would have been very important: the cancelled title, Spider-Man: The Great Web

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The Spider-Man universe could have expanded even more with this multiplayer game that Insomniac Games cancelled. According to the leaks from the projects, symbiotes like Scream, Venom, or Carnage would have been part of the story of the game. 

Spider-Man: The Great Web and the Dome of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Possibilities that Insomniac Games Left Out

Several symbiotes were part of the cancelled Insomniac Games multiplayer title, Spider-Man: The Great Web.
Several symbiotes were part of the cancelled Insomniac Games multiplayer title, Spider-Man: The Great Web.

Fans are very sad about the cancellation of Spider-Man: The Great Web. Thanks to the leaks, they could see all the content that this title would have, and they are even trying to revive the game with a petition to Insomniac Games.

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The PowerPoint presentation that was leaked has a ton of information about the business model of the game and all the content that it would have. Raids, seasons, a multiverse, and different versions of popular characters in the Spider-Verse—even the symbiotes—would have some room in the story. 

The leaked footage of the PowerPoint presentation shows numerous possibilities in the multiverse, with Madame Web controlling the missions and going with multiple Spider-Men and women to fight different versions of enemies.

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One of these possibilities was the symbiotes family, which means Venom, Carnage, Scream, and many more. Some of these symbiotes were not part of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2; they were just hinted at best. The Sinister Six could have been very important for the raids that Insomniac Games would have implemented. 

Spider-Man and the Symbiotes Could Have Crossed Paths in Spider-Man: The Great Web

Spider-Man: The Great Web could have been an incredible multiplayer experience.
Spider-Man: The Great Web could have been an incredible multiplayer experience.

According to the leaks, the raids could have been very big, and there were also some kinds of turf wars planned to liberate Manhattan from the hands of some Spidey villains. You could create your own Spider-Man with his own origin story and abilities.

Then you could work with other Spidey versions like Ghost-Spider, Spider-Girl, Spider-Man 99, and many more. The reward system could have been very varied and full of different kinds of skills to manage and change. 

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Spider-Man: The Great Web pointed to being the definitive Spider-Verse multiplayer experience. The game was being developed at the same time as Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, but Insomniac Games decided to pull the plug from the project. The studio has not made any declarations about this game or the reasons behind the cancellation. 

What are your thoughts about more symbiotes in this cancelled game? Let us know in the comments.

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Written by Lucas Lapetina

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I'm a big fan of movies and videogames in general. I really love Pokémon and Godzilla. One of my favorite games is The Last of Us, Part II. A compelling and well-written story is always welcome.