Spider-Man 2 Gets Off to a Bad Start on PC
Marvel’s beloved superhero game Spider-Man 2 has been long awaited by PC gamers. However, the game disappointed its fans with a bug-filled launch. In reviews by Steam users, the game is criticized for frequent crashes, incompletely loading game worlds, and bugs such as blue bars covering the screen. Some users also complained about the game’s excessive system demands, such as constantly using 32 GB of RAM. These issues have currently led to the game receiving a “mixed” review score.
Spider-Man 2’s Technical Issues Are Challenging Gamers
The silence from PlayStation and Insomniac Games ahead of Spider-Man 2’s PC release had raised suspicions among gamers. The game’s launch trailer and system requirements were shared just a day before launch. However, these late announcements have become the target of criticism due to performance issues in the game.
On platforms such as Steam, Reddit and Twitter, players are reporting frequent crashes and graphical errors during the game. Some players stated that despite having powerful hardware, they received GPU errors during the game and the game became unplayable. In particular, the fact that it was released with such errors despite having high system requirements caused many players to request a refund.
Insomniac Games and Nixxes Software, which undertook the port development process, have not made a statement so far. However, players are waiting for a patch to solve the problems. The Last of Us Part I PC port, which previously experienced similar problems, was also criticized in the early days, but was later recovered with updates.
Spider-Man 2 is currently on sale on Steam and the Epic Games Store with a price tag of $ 59.99. However, players are urged to be cautious about purchasing until these technical issues are resolved. Whether Spider-Man 2, one of the most anticipated productions of the gaming world, will recover with updates to be made in the coming days is a big question mark.
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