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It was after a particularly tedious battle, somewhere in the first stage of the first level of Spider-Man: Friend or Foe, when poor Spidey himself summed up his own videogame experience better than we ever could.

"Do you think this ruins the fun, with us always winning?" the animated Webcrawler asked no one in particular as we stared at the screen in glazed-over boredom.

Yes. Yes it does.

The action-adventure brawler, developed by Next Level Games and published by Activision, started out with a unique idea - that Spidey would battle a horde of mysterious baddies with the help of his sworn Marvel-universe enemies. But what begins as an interesting premise turns out to be the most ordinary of gaming experiences, and Spider-Man: Friend or Foe very early on proves itself to be its own worst enemy.


At the beginning of the game, Spidey is drafted by Col. Nick Fury of S.H.I.E.L.D and brought aboard a "helicarrier" for a quick mission briefing. Someone, it turns out, is using symbiote-soaked meteorite shards to control the minds of supervillains, who are, in turn, wreaking all manner of havoc. Itll be Spider-Mans job to defeat them, recruit them, and fight along side them to find the mastermind.

But despite the games glossy coating and promise of a lively team-based brawling experience, it becomes clear very early on that Spider-Man: Friend or Foe is little more than a mindless churn.

There are three types of basic enemies: small, medium and large. Throughout the game, they behave basically the same, with small differences as the levels progress. From level-to-level, their look changes to match the environment, but - for the most part - they dont seem to get much smarter, aggressive or powerful. And theres no difficulty setting, so youre stuck with the level of challenge the game offers, which is shockingly little.

And despite your travels to exotic locales like Nepal, Tokyo and Cairo, the entire game feels the same. Its predictable, uninspired and plain.

Even the structure of each level is exactly the same. It works like this: Go to a location. Your path forward is blocked. Enemies spawn. Kill them. Your way becomes clear. Move forward. Cross a bridge. Your path forward is blocked. And on and on and on.

The good news is, if you like walking across bridges, then Spider-Man: Friend or Foe is the game for you. Whether we were in Tokyo, Cairo, Nepal, Transylvania, or a tropical island, we killed enemies to make bridges appear.


Youre also asked to collect "secrets" throughout the game to unlock multiplayer arenas, but we found most of them simply by walking where the game told us to. But even walking/jumping around in the game can be a challenge due to the fact that there is no camera control and your character sometimes disappears behind blind walls or walks through textures. With so many millions of bridges to cross, it can be a problem.

Speaking of multiplayer, Spider-Man: Friend or Foe offers little in this department. Theres no online multiplayer (or co-op for that matter) and the local battle arena mode is limited at best.

But in an apparent effort to keep things interesting, Next Level built in a sort of character upgrade system, which succeeds somewhat, but is seriously flawed. Heres why.

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Requirements:
CPU: 1,6 GHz
RAM: 256 MB
Video Card: 128 MB

Inforelease:

1 - Unzip files 7z
2 - Mount or burn .iso.
3 - Install and use crack from dvd/dir and copy it to game/dir
4 - Enjoy
5 - Its English ofc

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