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Marvel's Spider-Man 2 actor calls for Spidey-Pool, a Lost concert is on the way, EA's Iron Man game has an update and more news odds & ends.

Kotaku rounds up Marvel's Spider-Man 2 release week interviews

Spider-Man 2 has quickly established itself as one of the greatest PlayStation games ever made, and its Creative Director has now addressed the franchise's future and the reaction to the sequel's playtime.

In the recently released Marvel's Spider-Man 2, Peter Parker is unable to perform the 'Wakanda Forever' salute. The Wak…

The 'Grand Theft Auto' fanbase have been waiting a very long time for an official reveal of the next game, and it's wearing them out.

Spider-Man 3 is coming, and I mean, of course Spider-Man 3 is coming. This was never a question. This was always going to follow the same format as the last two entries given that this is PlayStation’s current most successful franchise,

Insomniac Games creative director Bryan Intihar has teased that if Spider-Man 3 was to land on the PS5, it would be "pretty epic."

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 has only been out for a few days, but developer Insomniac Games is already thinking about the future of the series.

Insomniac Games is already touting the sequel as its ‘Infinity War’ moment

If there was still any question about whether Insomniac Games was done with making Spider-Man games, the end of PlayStation 5-exclusive Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 makes it clear the studio still has a lot of stories to tell in that universe. Between post-credits cutscenes and new interview teases, it’s clear Insomniac has big plans for Spider-Man 3, and we already have plenty of clues about what it will focus on.