Even more Spidey action is on the way for PC players
AnotherMarvel’s Spider-Manhas locked in a date for a PC port.Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Moraleshits PC on November 18.
The PC version ofMiles Moraleswill have PC features and settings, similar to theMarvel’s Spider-Man Remasteredport that hit PC earlier this year.
These include some fancy graphics options, like ray-traced reflections and new ray-traced shadows. NVIDIA DLSS 3 is also being supported, as are other options like DLSS 2, DLAA, and NVIDIA Reflex. And hardware-wise,Miles Moraleswill support ultra-wide gaming with ratios of 21:9, 32:9, or even 48:9 through triple-monitor setups.
That’s on the extreme end of things though. According totoday’s PlayStation Blog, Insomniac is also supporting other configurations aside from high-end PCs; namely, portable PC gaming devices. DualSense haptics will also be supported, if you wire one in over a USB connection.
A shocking spin of the web
If you don’t ownMarvel’s Spider-Man Remastered, then no worries. This is a standalone entry. It’s going for $49.99 onSteamandEpic, and pre-orders will net a few in-game goodies a little earlier than you’d normally achieve them.
Miles’ Spidey adventure is one I never got around to finishing on PlayStation 5, so the prospect of revisiting it is pretty appealing. It’sreceived some high praise, and I like the idea of a short, cinematicSpider-Mangame to zip through.
Nice to hear that portable PC devices are a consideration too, for those who have been picking up a Steam Decknow that they’re extremely available. TheMarvel’s Spider-Man RemasteredPC portwound up being pretty good, and I’d hope the same holds true for Miles Morales’ hop over to computers.
