A co-op multiplayer mode for Spider-Man Remastered may have been a thing at some point, judging from some recent findings.
As reported on Twitter by modder DniweTamp, the code of the recently released PC version of the game contains multiple references to a co-op multiplayer mode. While this has been obviously scrapped for the first entry in the series, it may be eventually implemented in the sequel, which is currently in development.
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— DniweTamp (@dniwetamp) August 13, 2022
Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered is the latest former PlayStation exclusive to release on PC. Handled by Nixxes, it is one of the best PlayStation to PC ports to date, as highlighted by Alessio:
Visually, the ray traced reflections make a big difference while swinging around Manhattan, especially at nighttime. Some building and pedestrian models aren't cutting edge, but we must remember that the game originally came out for PS4 nearly four years ago; Miles Morales should fare better when it launches on PC soon.
Last but not least, the higher frame rate (completely unlocked) of Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered PC makes both traversal and combat as everyone's favorite friendly neighborhood superhero feel better than ever.
Spider-Man Remastered is now available on PC and PlayStation 5 worldwide.
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