You can also customize the framerate or unlock it entirely if you've got a beast of a PC rig. There are plenty of advanced upscaling options included in the PC port, like Nvidia DLSS and AMD FSR 2.0, plus different ray-tracing, resolution and VSync options. Liked: Impressive PC Performance and Customization Wow, let me begin by saying that on a mid- or high-end gaming PC that Spider-Man Remastered looks absolutely stellar. Here are four things I liked about Spider-Man Remastered on PC.and one I didn't. For this review, I'm going to begin with my impressions of the PC port, then get into my thoughts on the actual game itself for those that have yet to experience this breathtaking game. I've had the game now for a couple of weeks and have put in 20+ hours, the majority on my Steam Deck, but I also did some testing on my desktop to really appreciate the enhanced features. This "definitive" version improves upon the already incredibly impressive PS5 iteration with extensive configurability for PC users, higher-end graphical features, and much more. So that takes us to this week with the launch Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered on PC. This caused a bit of controversy, but, at least in my view, the change was fine and made sense.
The game also featured a higher 60fps frame rate, fast SSD loading and full DualSense integration including adaptive triggers (like feeling Spidey's webs in your hands) and haptic feedback (including effects that bring the webslinger's gadgets and combat to life with greater immersion.) Another important change is Peter Parker's character model was updated: actor John Bubniak was replaced by Ben Jordan, with Insomniac stating that Jordan was a "better facial match" for voice actor Yuri Lowenthal. Spider-Man Remastered, if you're not familiar with the 2020 launch on PS5, included tons of exciting updates including ray-traced reflections, improved ambient shadows, updated textures, new skies and weather, high-fidelity skin, eye and teeth shaders, among many other graphical touchups.
Now we're just a couple of days away from perhaps the biggest PlayStation PC port to date-Insomniac Games' Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered, a game rivalling Batman: Arkham City for the best superhero game ever made. But here we are in mid-2022 and already we have Horizon Zero Dawn, Days Gone and God of War on PC storefronts like Epic Games and Steam. It doesn't seem like too long ago when it would have been fair to say that PlayStation first-party games would never come to PC. Four things I like about this game, and one I don't
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