Spider-Man 2 accessibility imitates real spidey-sense with slowed-down combat
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 will feature accessibility options that let players significantly slow down combat speed.
Developers and publishers continue to invest heavily in creating accessibility options that allow more people to enjoy a wide variety of games.
In recent years, the likes of Naughty Dog and Insomniac Games have helped lead the charge in this regard.Spider-Man: Miles Morales, for example, was especially lauded for its array of accessibility features.
And the latest details out of PlayStation show that Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 will take things up a notch by adding even more options.
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 to include a slow-down combat feature
An update to the Spider-Man 2 FAQ onPlayStation’s websitereveals several of the accessibility features that will accompany the sequel.
One such change includes the ability to slow the action down to “70%, 50%, or 30% of the full speed.” The blurb reads in part,
Building on the accessibility improvements in previous titles, these features allow the game to be enjoyed by more players of different abilities:
Adding a slow-down accessibility improvement to Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 combat could serve as a sort of spidey-sense effect. How well it will work in practice remains a mystery, though.
Notably, Insomniac’s next Spidey-starring adventure isn’t the only game to introduce a slow-down effect this year.Star Wars Jedi: Survivor boasted a ‘Slow Mode’for more accessible platforming, for instance. Hopefully, features of this nature continue to become the norm in the AAA space.
