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Spider-Man and the X-Men: Arcade's Revenge is the title of a video game released for the Super Nintendo in 1992 by Acclaim's LJN label. The game was also released for the Mega Drive/Genesis, Game Boy, and Game Gear (the Sega games were released under the Flying Edge label). The single-player game features characters from Marvel Comics.

Game play


In the first level, you control Spider-Man who must use his spider sense to disarm on a several bombs located throughout an abanonded building. After you complete this level you learn that the evil Arcade has kidnapped Spider-Man, Storm, Cyclops, Wolverine, and Gambit. You must successfully complete each character's level (each set in Arcade's deadly funhouse) in order to get to control Spider-Man in a final battle with Arcade.
  • Spider-Man's Levels: New York City rooftops with the bosses being Shocker, Rhino, Carnage, and the flying demon N'astirh.
  • Storm's Levels: Underwater level with Storm having a limited air supply.
  • Wolverine's Levels: Circus level with the bosses being Juggernaut and Apocalypse.
  • Gambit's Levels: Two stages, both of which take place in a cave where a giant spiked ball is chasing you; the final boss is the Black Queen.
  • Cyclops' Levels: Two stages, both of which take place in a Sentinel factory, with the final boss being the Master Mold.

The two 16-bit edition of the game were nearly identical, except the Sega edition removed the buzzing sound that occurred whenever Spider-Man's Spider-Sense occurred. The feature had existed in the Super Nintendo version.

Reviews


Critics often found the game to be incredibly difficult to complete, with many of the bosses killing the player with one hit.

Spider-Man video games | X-Men games | 1992 computer and video games | Game Boy games | Game Gear games | Sega Mega Drive/Sega Genesis games | Super NES games

 

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