Shes always known, thats why she never got pissed nor angry when Peter was never around most of the time or when FEAST was being attack, because she knew that her brave nephew was probably out there kicking ass and saving people.
I think that’s what makes this game actually amazing (unlike amazing Spider-Man games). It’s not a story you’ve seen in movies or read in comics (not sure bout the comics part). But it has so many significant things in the plot: Stopping Martin Li who seems to be your friend at first, mending things with MJ, taking care of Miles (well kinda), helping doc ock and then fighting him, and helping Aunt May. What makes this game so different and unique is how Aunt May died in this game and Pete let her even tho he could’ve saved her. Shows how much Peter has grown since he became Spider-Man
It gets sadder when you realize this is the opposite of what happened with Uncle Ben. with Ben, Peter could have stopped the murderer, but he didn’t due to his grudge for not getting paid for winning a wrestling match, and Pete’s selfishness got him killed, but with May, he could save her, but that would mean a lot more people dying, so his selflessness killed her.
The thing is Aunt May knows who peter is because he always slips up when trying to be spiderman. He always disappear like Batman every time he hears something going on while watching tv or listening to the police scanner
@@zacharycooke7629 1:18 what, does Peter think that when the news came on and he disappeared does he think Aunt May thought that he just left that quick without saying anything
The big indicator that she knows Peter is Spider-Man before she reveals it is that she has a bunch of Spider-Man crayon drawings on the wall behind her desk, obviously done by kids who are fans of his. Now, why would Aunt May have Spider-Man fan art on her wall, mixed in with photos of Peter?
Peter says those were his drawings when you check them. Meaning he already made up Spider-Man as a child, so May could tell it was him. Dosen't make much sense but they imply this anyway.
Josho Wosho The horse drawings and some of the others, yeah. But I can't imagine Peter was drawing pictures of Spider-Man in crayon years before he actually gained spider powers. Those clearly weren't done by him.
That because not even Spider-Man or Peter can’t save everyone. With great power comes great responsibility. And sometimes you need to sacrifice 1 to save a million lifes.
It gets even sadder when you realize that May's family photos are right behind that IV. So, Peter is looking at them, reminiscing about everything May and Ben did for him growing up, while he's trying to make this choice.
When you think about it, this game just shows how strong and good-willed Peter really is. SPOILERS, but at the end of the story, he loses both his new father figure (Otto Octavius), and his mother figure (Aunt May). That would crush anyone, if not make them hate the world (especially since it's respectively the third and the second time for Pete). Yet Peter still wants to do good, and protect others. If that's not proof of Peter's unquestionable morals, I don't know what is.
Thing is, everybody sees Peter as a guy who always does the right thing, always knows what to do, and never makes the wrong decisions. They see him as this invincible godlike character, because that’s really more or less what he is. But he doesn’t truly have unquestionable morals. He makes the wrong decision here and there, he screws up. Just look at some of the comics! A few people have died because of him, and he’s made plenty of morally wrong decisions. For instance, in civil war, when he first joins the pro-registration act, he could be seen as morally wrong in giving up his secret identity, endangering his family in the process. Then, he later sees a friend of his killed in a battle, and makes a wrong decision from the LEGAL standpoint and joins Captain America’s secret avengers group, becoming a fugitive. And remember how I said that him revealing his identity endangered his family? Yeah, in the Back in Black comic storyline, his Aunt took a bullet from a sniper hired by Kingpin because of it, and died in the hospital. Peter beats the ever loving SH#% out of both the sniper and kingpin after that, actually BREAKING INTO A PRISON to do the latter! And then, even though NOBODY wants to mention it, we have One More Day, Where Peter makes the SINGLE WORST CHOICE OF HIS ENTIRE LIFE. Peter is mourning the death of his aunt, and is told be several people to move on with his life, because it’s in the past. Even JESUS HIMSELF tells him to let it go! So what does our morally righteous hero do? He makes the obvious choice and makes a deal with the literal devil to sacrifice his relationship with Mary Jane in order to make sure that nobody ever knew he was Spider-Man (except for mj because she was there with him). He doesn’t do these things because he’s either evil or always right in what he does. He does these things because he’s still a human under that red and blue spandex. That scene in Spider-Man Homecoming is a great example of this! When he’s busy recreating that one scene from the comics near the end of the movie, he does what most people would do and calls for help. I don’t think I need to be a genius to tell you that if your homecoming date’s dad dropped a building on top of you, you wouldn’t just shrug it off. This shows how human he really is. He’s a scared kid in this moment, and you can really tell that he’s pushing himself to lift the building on top of him through how he’s speaking. All of this proves my point. Because no matter how much Spider he has, the most important element of his character is the Man behind it. He’s not going to make the right decision every time, and if he doesn’t know what to do, it’s a given that he’s bound to make at least ONE wrong choice. But this makes him more relatable to the audience, and that is what makes him such a good character. Not that he’s some genius billionaire, or an all powerful alien, or even that he’s practically a god (which is what he is). It’s that anybody can relate to him. He has real problems, just like us! And he does what everybody else would do in those situations. So does he have unquestionable morals? No. But does that make him a bad character? No. It makes him just like us.
Jus a spoiler warning for everyone, after that first clip, if you haven’t beaten the game, turn the video off. There’s a big spoiler after that first clip that you only see after completing the main campaign.
That end scene is so emotional! The voice acting is amazing! This game is easily the best Spiderman game! As much as I love Tom Holland's version of Spidey, this is probably the best version of Spiderman. Thanks for this amazing interpretation of one of the best superheroes ever insomniac!
Insomniac did a freaking great job with aunt May imo, elders are usually badly portrayed in games and movies, even if they are good they would talk too much, narrow-minded, get in the way or annoy the shit out of you,... Aunt May doesn't talk much but wise words, she cares for Peter more than herself but understands what have to be done, she helps Peter with no conditions but tries her best to stay out of the way, and more importantly she doesn't constantly remind you of how much she loves Peter but slowly builds it throughout the game so you could feel it, that's why her final moment is so impactful and feels so sad, MJ though, annoying attention seeeking little shit, can't stand her
Professor Genki Atleast the take of her in this game, investigating and searching for the truth are good, compared to being just a damsel in distress. Miles character too, isn't introduced as just mere replacement, but instead as a candidate and pupil to Peter.
They did a great job with the story, and well who can say it's not a great story....when it has Dan fucking Slotts hands all over it....so right off the bat there is a garuntee that the story is going to be relatively godly
I mean, when there's a sick person about to die right next to them, and he brings up using it to cure one person right then, it's kind if obvious they're connected in some way
When spiderman goes upto a random patient and asks to possibly risk the disease never getting cured just to cure one person it was pretty obvious he must have known. But then again rather then threatening him or forcing him to not use the cure he let him make the decision. Good guy
If you listen closely you can hear my heart breaking when I watch this death scene. Fuuuuuuuuuuck this hurts so much. Stop making him suffer so much. :(
This hit me like a truck. Broke my heart into pieces. Parker really has a big heart, sacrifice everything for the greater good. A definition of a hero.
When she called peter about the fire i knew she knew. I mean common why would she want peter to go help her in a burning building if he didnt have powers?
In the last of us, there is a tape said that there are a lot of kids like Ellie and fireflies had done everything including killed them. So i dont think Joel is wrong
You know how May always said: "If you save one person, you save everyone." Well, the saddest thing is that Peter had to do the opposite of that to help everyone, he had to let his aunt die to save everyone :(
Every year is horrible for Peter Parker. Wether it's kraven the hunter beating him to a bloody pulp burying him alive dressing up as Spiderman and killing thugs. Green Goblin killing Gwen Stacey. Fighting Lizard after doctor Conner's had eaten his own son. Eddie Brock swearing vengeance on Peter Or him being killed by the sinister six right in front of Gwen Stacey Aunt May Jhonny Storm Bobby Drake and Mary Jane.
You know what still cuts me deep about this? Knowing that Peter's last words to May were "I don't know what to do." and her final words to him were "Yes you do."
That final scene with her is the definition of "With great power comes great responsibility" as he has the power to cure his aunt but the responsibility to cure the many.
"If you help someone you help Everyone" - Aunt May (Spider Man 2018 ) 'With Great power comes great responsibility" - Ben Parker these two helped shape my all time favorite super hero
The way she says “I want to see my nephew” couldn’t have been more poetic, peters already on the verge of losing control of his emotions and she just catches him completely off guard all while he is trying to fake a smile for her to feel safe. The saddest death for me in any video game ngl I cried and am crying as I type this.
This is even sadder then when I saw her death the 1st time, covid took my grandmother a couple days ago. Its so hard losing someone whos been there for you since you were born, I hope whoever has to lose someone or already has can get through it and come back stronger.
Idk who you are, but you will get through this. We all are with you. We all are fighting and hurting together. You will get through this. God got you. And even if u don't believe that, believe that love has you too. Whether if it's from people u know, or random ppl who just cares about others enough 2 say : Hey, it's going 2 be ok
Before this game came out I was just hoping they'd deliver a decently done version of Spider-Man with good swing- and fighting mechanics and a decent story. What I got was more like absolutely mindblowingly good. God of War, Spider-Man and soon RDR2 . . . 2018 has been gooood.
The music really added to Aunt Mays death especially when he music picks up when she starts coughing and Peter is about to use the cure on her but then restrains himself.
Funny, there is a "press F to pay respects" moment in the game (Well it's Triangle instead of F). Find Ben's grave and press triangle to pay respects, it's even a trophy. After beating the game you can go back into FEAST and do the same thing with her memorial.
There’s a reason so many people idolize Spider-Man, and it’s because at the end of the day, even though he fucks up a lot, he’s a good man trying to do his best to help out a world that doesn’t want him. The end of this story was everything I could’ve wanted out of a Spider-Man narrative, and the juxtaposition between the death of May and the death of Ben is crafted masterfully. I don’t know if Insomniac will ever top this, but I sure hope they do.
He doesn't have to, Although it's never portrayed in any cartoons, films or video games, the full facemask does indeed muffle Peter's voice somewhat hence why whenever he met with J. Jonah Jameson or anyone else who knows Peter's voice, They can't recognize his voice when he's wearing the Mask. The only real exception to this rule is Daredevil due to his supercharged sense of hearing.
Thing is, everybody sees Peter as a guy who always does the right thing, always knows what to do, and never makes the wrong decisions. They see him as this invincible godlike character, because that’s really more or less what he is. But he doesn’t truly have unquestionable morals. He makes the wrong decision here and there, he screws up. Just look at some of the comics! A few people have died because of him, and he’s made plenty of morally wrong decisions. For instance, in civil war, when he first joins the pro-registration act, he could be seen as morally wrong in giving up his secret identity, endangering his family in the process. Then, he later sees a friend of his killed in a battle, and makes a wrong decision from the LEGAL standpoint and joins Captain America’s secret avengers group, becoming a fugitive. And remember how I said that him revealing his identity endangered his family? Yeah, in the Back in Black comic storyline, his Aunt took a bullet from a sniper hired by Kingpin because of it, and died in the hospital. Peter beats the ever loving SH#% out of both the sniper and kingpin after that, actually BREAKING INTO A PRISON to do the latter! And then, even though NOBODY wants to mention it, we have One More Day, Where Peter makes the SINGLE WORST CHOICE OF HIS ENTIRE LIFE. Peter is mourning the death of his aunt, and is told be several people to move on with his life, because it’s in the past. Even JESUS HIMSELF tells him to let it go! So what does our morally righteous hero do? He makes the obvious choice and makes a deal with the literal devil to sacrifice his relationship with Mary Jane in order to make sure that nobody ever knew he was Spider-Man (except for mj because she was there with him). He doesn’t do these things because he’s either evil or always right in what he does. He does these things because he’s still a human under that red and blue spandex. That scene in Spider-Man Homecoming is a great example of this! When he’s busy recreating that one scene from the comics near the end of the movie, he does what most people would do and calls for help. I don’t think I need to be a genius to tell you that if your homecoming date’s dad dropped a building on top of you, you wouldn’t just shrug it off. This shows how human he really is. He’s a scared kid in this moment, and you can really tell that he’s pushing himself to lift the building on top of him through how he’s speaking. All of this proves my point. Because no matter how much Spider he has, the most important element of his character is the Man behind it. He’s not going to make the right decision every time, and if he doesn’t know what to do, it’s a given that he’s bound to make at least ONE wrong choice. But this makes him more relatable to the audience, and that is what makes him such a good character. Not that he’s some genius billionaire, or an all powerful alien, or even that he’s practically a god (which is what he is). It’s that anybody can relate to him. He has real problems, just like us! And he does what everybody else would do in those situations. So does he have unquestionable morals? No. But does that make him a bad character? No. It makes him just like us. Thing is, everybody sees Peter as a guy who always does the right thing, always knows what to do, and never makes the wrong decisions. They see him as this invincible godlike character, because that’s really more or less what he is. But he doesn’t truly have unquestionable morals. He makes the wrong decision here and there, he screws up. Just look at some of the comics! A few people have died because of him, and he’s made plenty of morally wrong decisions. For instance, in civil war, when he first joins the pro-registration act, he could be seen as morally wrong in giving up his secret identity, endangering his family in the process. Then, he later sees a friend of his killed in a battle, and makes a wrong decision from the LEGAL standpoint and joins Captain America’s secret avengers group, becoming a fugitive. And remember how I said that him revealing his identity endangered his family? Yeah, in the Back in Black comic storyline, his Aunt took a bullet from a sniper hired by Kingpin because of it, and died in the hospital. Peter beats the ever loving SH#% out of both the sniper and kingpin after that, actually BREAKING INTO A PRISON to do the latter! And then, even though NOBODY wants to mention it, we have One More Day, Where Peter makes the SINGLE WORST CHOICE OF HIS ENTIRE LIFE. Peter is mourning the death of his aunt, and is told be several people to move on with his life, because it’s in the past. Even JESUS HIMSELF tells him to let it go! So what does our morally righteous hero do? He makes the obvious choice and makes a deal with the literal devil to sacrifice his relationship with Mary Jane in order to make sure that nobody ever knew he was Spider-Man (except for mj because she was there with him). He doesn’t do these things because he’s either evil or always right in what he does. He does these things because he’s still a human under that red and blue spandex. That scene in Spider-Man Homecoming is a great example of this! When he’s busy recreating that one scene from the comics near the end of the movie, he does what most people would do and calls for help. I don’t think I need to be a genius to tell you that if your homecoming date’s dad dropped a building on top of you, you wouldn’t just shrug it off. This shows how human he really is. He’s a scared kid in this moment, and you can really tell that he’s pushing himself to lift the building on top of him through how he’s speaking. All of this proves my point. Because no matter how much Spider he has, the most important element of his character is the Man behind it. He’s not going to make the right decision every time, and if he doesn’t know what to do, it’s a given that he’s bound to make at least ONE wrong choice. But this makes him more relatable to the audience, and that is what makes him such a good character. Not that he’s some genius billionaire, or an all powerful alien, or even that he’s practically a god (which is what he is). It’s that anybody can relate to him. He has real problems, just like us! And he does what everybody else would do in those situations. So does he have unquestionable morals? No. But does that make him a bad character? No. It makes him just like us. Thing is, everybody sees Peter as a guy who always does the right thing, always knows what to do, and never makes the wrong decisions. They see him as this invincible godlike character, because that’s really more or less what he is. But he doesn’t truly have unquestionable morals. He makes the wrong decision here and there, he screws up. Just look at some of the comics! A few people have died because of him, and he’s made plenty of morally wrong decisions. For instance, in civil war, when he first joins the pro-registration act, he could be seen as morally wrong in giving up his secret identity, endangering his family in the process. Then, he later sees a friend of his killed in a battle, and makes a wrong decision from the LEGAL standpoint and joins Captain America’s secret avengers group, becoming a fugitive. And remember how I said that him revealing his identity endangered his family? Yeah, in the Back in Black comic storyline, his Aunt took a bullet from a sniper hired by Kingpin because of it, and died in the hospital. Peter beats the ever loving SH#% out of both the sniper and kingpin after that, actually BREAKING INTO A PRISON to do the latter! And then, even though NOBODY wants to mention it, we have One More Day, Where Peter makes the SINGLE WORST CHOICE OF HIS ENTIRE LIFE. Peter is mourning the death of his aunt, and is told be several people to move on with his life, because it’s in the past. Even JESUS HIMSELF tells him to let it go! So what does our morally righteous hero do? He makes the obvious choice and makes a deal with the literal devil to sacrifice his relationship with Mary Jane in order to make sure that nobody ever knew he was Spider-Man (except for mj because she was there with him). He doesn’t do these things because he’s either evil or always right in what he does. He does these things because he’s still a human under that red and blue spandex. That scene in Spider-Man Homecoming is a great example of this! When he’s busy recreating that one scene from the comics near the end of the movie, he does what most people would do and calls for help. I don’t think I need to be a genius to tell you that if your homecoming date’s dad dropped a building on top of you, you wouldn’t just shrug it off. This shows how human he really is. He’s a scared kid in this moment, and you can really tell that he’s pushing himself to lift the building on top of him through how he’s speaking. All of this proves my point. Because no matter how much Spider he has, the most important element of his character is the Man behind it. He’s not going to make the right decision every time, and if he doesn’t know what to do, it’s a given that he’s bound to make at least ONE wrong choice. But this makes him more relatable to the audience, and that is what makes him such a good character. Not that he’s some genius billionaire, or an all powerful alien, or even that he’s practically a god (which is what he is). It’s that anybody can relate to him. He has real problems, just like us! And he does what everybody else would do in those situations. So does he have unquestionable morals? No. But does that make him a bad character? No. It makes him just like us.
This scene for me tied together two of the most well known quotes at least in my mind. Peter was remembering in this moment what his uncle told him but also aunt May in her own way was being Spock. She was reminding that the needs of all these people out weighed her needs or his need to save her. But she said it with a simple yes you do. This whole scene merged together so perfectly with great power comes great responsibility and the lives of the many out weighs the needs of the few or the one. 🤔🤯
I like how in most of the comics and movies you get then sense that Aunt May knows. The way she always gives him advice and is never pissed when he goes missing or is late.
This is the Spider-Man movie I've been wanting. This is why I'm tired of high school Peter. I want the adult Peter that's experienced and has to live with his decisions. This game's story is 10 times the story that Homecoming was.
There’s like 3 spider man movies when he’s a adult . It’s funny I remember when spider man was getting rebooted for the mcu people want him to be in high school again. It’s smart what Marvel is doing there not rushing with the movies,there starting off with him at high school like the comics so they hired a young actor to play him so he can age with the character won’t be long when Tom Holland gets older same as Peter in the mcu then we will see more adult problem which are the best Spidey stories Marvel are not rushing for the best Spidey stories yet kinda like Christopher Nolan did with Batman saved the best story for the sequel my boi the joker
Tobey Maguire was a horrible adult Peter that never seemed to grow out of that awkward teen stage and Amazing Spider-Man 2 was directly after high school. This game takes place 8 years after he became Spider-Man. Homecoming was a horrible Spider-Man movie. Tom Holland does a great job, but the writers are so far up RDJ's ass that it's hurting the other films. Everyone keeps saying how smart Peter is the entire movie, but he doesn't do anything that intelligent. Hell, he's not even the one who hacked the suit. People not knowing his identity is a huge part of the story, and by the end of the movie his bff and aunt know who he is AND a villain. I'm totally cool with Stark building him the Iron Spider suit for the Avengers movie, but Peter should have built his own suit in his own movie. And Tony shouldn't have even been able to recreate the web shooters. No one being able to figure out how Peter did it is also a plot point for the character in the Marvel Universe.
Kyle Perkins I mean how many people new Peters identity in this game? and peter made he’s own web shooters in mcu too, that’s shows he’s very intelligent I mean these only been 1 spider movie with Tom Holland and he’s definitely the best spider man specially he’s performance in civil war and infinity war. I can’t wait for more movies with him
Tony shouldn't have been able to recreate them though. In the comics Tony Stark, Hank Pym, and Reed Richards all fail at recreating the web shooters. This Peter gets all of his ideas from "old movies" and really doesn't show his intelligence at all in the movie. I'm not blaming Tom Holland, I'm blaming the crap writing in Homecoming. Other than creating the web shooters he's just another dumb kid. Not to mention that without Tony Stark's wise words and guidance he would have never been able to step up and be his best during the climax of the movie. He would have died crushed under debris. Spider-man didn't get to shine in his own movie.
The MCU will never (and I mean NEVER) be able to pull off something so brutal and heartbreaking as this scene! Clearly this is the *BEST* version of spiderman out of all those that came earlier.
I kinda understand why the death scene is animated with peter on the white spider suit. When he held Aunt May's hand and kneels and sobs like that, the big white spider is very obvious in the eye. But the thing is-- he is helpless. That is the SPIDER-MAN, the HERO of people, being helpless because he knew he is going to lose another one of his loved one. and now I feel sad
I always figured during the sequence when FEASTs sister location is burning, when miles says “may told me to call you, for some reason” it was a HUGE hint that she knew. Notice how she never was upset with him afterwards for not showing up because she knows he did
Honestly it’s a smart move that she knows he’s been Spider-Man for 8 years anyone with a Brain would know he’s Spider-Man whenever crime happens BAM Peters Gone andSpider-Man’s here smart move
Wow. Peter NOT sacrificing anything and everything to save aunt may's life? This is so in-character and consistent for him. It would be so weird if a writer had him do anything different in response to May's death. It wouldn't be taking responsibility at all if he did something different.
Its moments like these, the story, the emotion, just everything that are the reasons for this being the top selling game with over 3.3 million copies sold, this scene explains it all.
Anyone find it odd that he was surprised that Otto knew? Like dude he saw you fixing your suit and you’re always late... like tf did you think he was gonna assume?
Andy Baltazar yeah I know, but for one of the smartest guys in the world, he’s not that smart😂Even I would start to suspect that he’s spiderman due to his late appearances and stuff
Not gonna lie in a grown ass man. I almost choked up watching this those years ago. Learned who my girl was too when she rushed over to hug me. Didn't get any harsh judgment from her for finally showing emotion. Funny how life works sometimes.
I think the saddest thing about this, is peter in this universe not only feels the guilt of uncle ben but now especially with a few voice lines in the miles morales post-game, I think he feels responsible for mays death as well.
Shes always known, thats why she never got pissed nor angry when Peter was never around most of the time or when FEAST was being attack, because she knew that her brave nephew was probably out there kicking ass and saving people.
And come to save him in the building
The Dark Knight Nahhh she knew he was waving at people and taking selfies with civilians.
Same goes in the comics.
Yup
Straight up!
Everybody : We don't want the Uncle Ben death scene again!
Insomniac : *throws a dead Aunt May*
Insomniac : You happy now?
I would say both sad and happy. Hm yeah I would call it a *sappy* scene.
Noooooooo
Everyone: we don’t want peters origin story.
Insomniac: throws miles morales origin story.
Insomniac: happy now?
Look what you made me do!
I think that’s what makes this game actually amazing (unlike amazing Spider-Man games). It’s not a story you’ve seen in movies or read in comics (not sure bout the comics part). But it has so many significant things in the plot: Stopping Martin Li who seems to be your friend at first, mending things with MJ, taking care of Miles (well kinda), helping doc ock and then fighting him, and helping Aunt May. What makes this game so different and unique is how Aunt May died in this game and Pete let her even tho he could’ve saved her. Shows how much Peter has grown since he became Spider-Man
It gets sadder when you realize this is the opposite of what happened with Uncle Ben. with Ben, Peter could have stopped the murderer, but he didn’t due to his grudge for not getting paid for winning a wrestling match, and Pete’s selfishness got him killed, but with May, he could save her, but that would mean a lot more people dying, so his selflessness killed her.
I had the exact same thought when i first watched this
That's a truly hearthbreaking take, makes it even more sad
You don’t normally expect comments to hurt this much
This guy was in English honors.
Fun Fact: This man went on to join Game Theory, Myth Buster's & He does Freedom Speeches on Tuesdays
The thing is Aunt May knows who peter is because he always slips up when trying to be spiderman. He always disappear like Batman every time he hears something going on while watching tv or listening to the police scanner
or seeing the Bat signal. lol
Not to mention Spiderman showed up like the day after uncle ben died
@@zacharycooke7629 1:18 what, does Peter think that when the news came on and he disappeared does he think Aunt May thought that he just left that quick without saying anything
of course its so obvious
Finally a family member or friend that isn't completely stupid. I'm looking at you Clark Kent's colleagues.
The big indicator that she knows Peter is Spider-Man before she reveals it is that she has a bunch of Spider-Man crayon drawings on the wall behind her desk, obviously done by kids who are fans of his. Now, why would Aunt May have Spider-Man fan art on her wall, mixed in with photos of Peter?
Good ass point!
Hold on, I'm going back to F.E.A.S.T. and check it out myself oof
Peter says those were his drawings when you check them. Meaning he already made up Spider-Man as a child, so May could tell it was him. Dosen't make much sense but they imply this anyway.
Josho Wosho The horse drawings and some of the others, yeah. But I can't imagine Peter was drawing pictures of Spider-Man in crayon years before he actually gained spider powers. Those clearly weren't done by him.
Josho Wosho that doesn’t make sense. How did he already create “spider-man” when he was just a child?
Its actually poetic how ben died because of peter being selfish and may died because of peter being selfless
Blingiman Wow, I never thought of it that way.
it's BULL%$*!
character development
Damn
When the sister F.E.A.S.T. Center was attacked she called Peter of all people.
Yeah that really confused me when that happened but it made sense by the end of the game.
yep and i wonder what relation peter had at that time with spiderman *HMMMMMMMMM*
666 likes. Not creepy at all
well, she, miles and mj were helping and apparently made a difference, so even just regular human peter could probably help. Not that i disagree.
Krise9939 yeah with taking care of people and bringing supplies
The way she talked she expected him to beat them up
The hardest choices, require the strongest wills.
PhantomMori Even when it hurts like hell.
@@KeishenLloyd Peter... PETER!!!!
Is that a motherfucking JO...THANOS REFERENCE?
Porn...... Or videogames....
@@ChrisPPotatoIDC fr 😂
So tragic. After all of the people he's saved, the one person he couldn't was one of the people he cared about the most.
Yeah, tragic..
That because not even Spider-Man or Peter can’t save everyone. With great power comes great responsibility. And sometimes you need to sacrifice 1 to save a million lifes.
It gets even sadder when you realize that May's family photos are right behind that IV. So, Peter is looking at them, reminiscing about everything May and Ben did for him growing up, while he's trying to make this choice.
You do what you think its best. That's all any of us can.
Even when it hurts like hell.
Best dialogue ever
Facts 😢😢😢
Peter where you going! Peter! Peter! Peeeeeter!
@@a2t4r75 Meanwhile Berleezy: SHAAAAAAAAAAAAWN!
When you think about it, this game just shows how strong and good-willed Peter really is. SPOILERS, but at the end of the story, he loses both his new father figure (Otto Octavius), and his mother figure (Aunt May). That would crush anyone, if not make them hate the world (especially since it's respectively the third and the second time for Pete). Yet Peter still wants to do good, and protect others. If that's not proof of Peter's unquestionable morals, I don't know what is.
He also gets evicted and loses a mentor in Martin Li who becomes a psychotic villain locked up in a supermax facility - he loses a lot in this game
Thing is, everybody sees Peter as a guy who always does the right thing, always knows what to do, and never makes the wrong decisions. They see him as this invincible godlike character, because that’s really more or less what he is. But he doesn’t truly have unquestionable morals. He makes the wrong decision here and there, he screws up. Just look at some of the comics! A few people have died because of him, and he’s made plenty of morally wrong decisions. For instance, in civil war, when he first joins the pro-registration act, he could be seen as morally wrong in giving up his secret identity, endangering his family in the process. Then, he later sees a friend of his killed in a battle, and makes a wrong decision from the LEGAL standpoint and joins Captain America’s secret avengers group, becoming a fugitive. And remember how I said that him revealing his identity endangered his family? Yeah, in the Back in Black comic storyline, his Aunt took a bullet from a sniper hired by Kingpin because of it, and died in the hospital. Peter beats the ever loving SH#% out of both the sniper and kingpin after that, actually BREAKING INTO A PRISON to do the latter! And then, even though NOBODY wants to mention it, we have One More Day, Where Peter makes the SINGLE WORST CHOICE OF HIS ENTIRE LIFE. Peter is mourning the death of his aunt, and is told be several people to move on with his life, because it’s in the past. Even JESUS HIMSELF tells him to let it go! So what does our morally righteous hero do? He makes the obvious choice and makes a deal with the literal devil to sacrifice his relationship with Mary Jane in order to make sure that nobody ever knew he was Spider-Man (except for mj because she was there with him). He doesn’t do these things because he’s either evil or always right in what he does. He does these things because he’s still a human under that red and blue spandex. That scene in Spider-Man Homecoming is a great example of this! When he’s busy recreating that one scene from the comics near the end of the movie, he does what most people would do and calls for help. I don’t think I need to be a genius to tell you that if your homecoming date’s dad dropped a building on top of you, you wouldn’t just shrug it off. This shows how human he really is. He’s a scared kid in this moment, and you can really tell that he’s pushing himself to lift the building on top of him through how he’s speaking. All of this proves my point. Because no matter how much Spider he has, the most important element of his character is the Man behind it. He’s not going to make the right decision every time, and if he doesn’t know what to do, it’s a given that he’s bound to make at least ONE wrong choice. But this makes him more relatable to the audience, and that is what makes him such a good character. Not that he’s some genius billionaire, or an all powerful alien, or even that he’s practically a god (which is what he is). It’s that anybody can relate to him. He has real problems, just like us! And he does what everybody else would do in those situations. So does he have unquestionable morals? No. But does that make him a bad character? No. It makes him just like us.
@@spiderflash1273 The relatable side of Spider-Man is what makes everyone love him. But how long did it take you to type that thou?
Blitz Dragon you don’t want to know.
I’m actually doing this on a phone, too.
Jus a spoiler warning for everyone, after that first clip, if you haven’t beaten the game, turn the video off. There’s a big spoiler after that first clip that you only see after completing the main campaign.
Matthew Reilly if it’s about Martin Li everyone knows that
Bryant Hernandez it’s not, it refers to Aunt May’s last scene in the main story
Matthew Reilly are u Irish
@@bryanthernandez9769 He's talking about this video
Spider man was so fun to play and definitely was the best spider man game
That end scene is so emotional! The voice acting is amazing! This game is easily the best Spiderman game! As much as I love Tom Holland's version of Spidey, this is probably the best version of Spiderman. Thanks for this amazing interpretation of one of the best superheroes ever insomniac!
“I wanna see my nephew”😥😥😥😥
i immediatly started tearing up after hearing this
Whenever I see may I cry
It's ok guys I broke down when she said that too 😭😭😭😭😭
Rafael Jimenez I’ve never cried over a video game but that line made me cry like a baby oh my god
@@InjusticeJosh same here bro that s**t caught me off guard
May’s last words
“Yes you do” 😰
That is really heartbreaking
Edit: thank you everyone for all the likes, may would be proud of you guys 👍🏻
This scene made me cry so bad. This game should really be adapted to a movie
Ricer saturn ikr
I love you game😭😭
Ricer saturn No it shouldn’t. It’s perfect this way
Her last words should of been Ben will be proud to
Insomniac did a freaking great job with aunt May imo, elders are usually badly portrayed in games and movies, even if they are good they would talk too much, narrow-minded, get in the way or annoy the shit out of you,... Aunt May doesn't talk much but wise words, she cares for Peter more than herself but understands what have to be done, she helps Peter with no conditions but tries her best to stay out of the way, and more importantly she doesn't constantly remind you of how much she loves Peter but slowly builds it throughout the game so you could feel it, that's why her final moment is so impactful and feels so sad, MJ though, annoying attention seeeking little shit, can't stand her
Professor Genki
Atleast the take of her in this game, investigating and searching for the truth are good, compared to being just a damsel in distress. Miles character too, isn't introduced as just mere replacement, but instead as a candidate and pupil to Peter.
Professor Genki elaborate on that last part about MJ.
Dios nevan for me, Miles was just... fan service xDD
They did a great job with the story, and well who can say it's not a great story....when it has Dan fucking Slotts hands all over it....so right off the bat there is a garuntee that the story is going to be relatively godly
Professor Genki Lmao! I thought I was the only one who absolutely hated MJ in this!! She really was just too annoying!
*sees Aunt May die again
*gets shot in the heart twice*
Me: Why? Insomniac? Why?....
*ded*
When did she die again???
He played it already.. then watched this video
Apineru Foleni true
@@tamaoleesipula I think he means when she died in the comics
Sol the Gamer I thought aunt may didn’t die in the comics because the green goblin hired an actress while he kidnapped aunt may
I think even the doctor knew. I mean he left to give Spidey and May time to say goodbye. He must have put two and two together.
I mean, when there's a sick person about to die right next to them, and he brings up using it to cure one person right then, it's kind if obvious they're connected in some way
When spiderman goes upto a random patient and asks to possibly risk the disease never getting cured just to cure one person it was pretty obvious he must have known. But then again rather then threatening him or forcing him to not use the cure he let him make the decision. Good guy
3:57 saddest shot in the game. It’s so cute though how Aunt May knew Spidey was Peter all along
How the light is concentrated in the spider emblem.
3:30 "The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few" type of moment... :'(
That was exactly what I was thinking when I saw this happen.
Remind me who said that
@@Jaymun1999 sentinel prime off of transformers dark of the moon.
Rap Enthusiast/Rap Approved! Pinhead Larry, I thought Spock said that in Star Trek?
@@hackfraudfilms idk ik that was a quote from tf as I said above lol
If you listen closely you can hear my heart breaking when I watch this death scene.
Fuuuuuuuuuuck this hurts so much.
Stop making him suffer so much. :(
This hit me like a truck. Broke my heart into pieces. Parker really has a big heart, sacrifice everything for the greater good. A definition of a hero.
When she called peter about the fire i knew she knew. I mean common why would she want peter to go help her in a burning building if he didnt have powers?
Oh! Damn......True
Why do I notice that Peter is more mature than his own villains?
It's probably because his villains weren't raised by good people like Uncle Ben and Aunt May.
Most of his villains act like children, rhino is basically a giant baby lmao
@@krustylesponge6250 lmao😂
and why are his villains T A L L
Peter did what joel from last of us cant
The Last of Us is way more dark than this. Joel is more neutral.
Tran Vinh Nhat How is Joel more neutral? He took Ellie, which kept the fireflies from developing a cure. Joel is obviously the more selfish one.
In the last of us, there is a tape said that there are a lot of kids like Ellie and fireflies had done everything including killed them. So i dont think Joel is wrong
@Huy Qu,
I think you're mixing that up with Joel lying to Ellie as he said the exact same thing to her.
Fireflies ain't Joel's daughter
The 4 people disliked because they cried too hard.
Or they saw spoilers
Or are the writers of one more day.
Xbox one
That makes no god damn sense
Nah just 25 xbox players
You know how May always said: "If you save one person, you save everyone." Well, the saddest thing is that Peter had to do the opposite of that to help everyone, he had to let his aunt die to save everyone :(
The moment when I saw that May's grave was next to Ben's , I cried. :(
everything spider related 2018 was sad i mean shit first infinity war now this? peter is having a horrible year
Every year is horrible for Peter Parker.
Wether it's kraven the hunter beating him to a bloody pulp burying him alive dressing up as Spiderman and killing thugs.
Green Goblin killing Gwen Stacey.
Fighting Lizard after doctor Conner's had eaten his own son.
Eddie Brock swearing vengeance on Peter
Or him being killed by the sinister six right in front of Gwen Stacey Aunt May Jhonny Storm Bobby Drake and Mary Jane.
In the words of marvel tldr,
"It's not a spiderman story without SOMEONE suffering."
Assassin Gamer 598 Or a great year? Depending on how you look at it.
He died twice and lost his Aunt May.
How did a game also make me tear up
Sony pulled a square enix on us and killed off beloved character. It's the forgotten City all over again
I've never cried so much for a game, definitely one of the best games I've played, great cast and acting
Dammit Barry what did you just do? Did you change the timeline again.
Uhhh bro wrong universe lmao 😂😂😂
Bryant Hernandez this is the part when you say: srry its the habit
Bryant Hernandez: And this is the part where you realize barry is from DC.
Quicksilver*😑
Nolan and rubix R/wooosh
You know what still cuts me deep about this? Knowing that Peter's last words to May were "I don't know what to do." and her final words to him were "Yes you do."
That final scene with her is the definition of "With great power comes great responsibility" as he has the power to cure his aunt but the responsibility to cure the many.
"If you help someone you help Everyone" - Aunt May (Spider Man 2018 )
'With Great power comes great responsibility" - Ben Parker these two helped shape my all time favorite super hero
The way she says “I want to see my nephew” couldn’t have been more poetic, peters already on the verge of losing control of his emotions and she just catches him completely off guard all while he is trying to fake a smile for her to feel safe. The saddest death for me in any video game ngl I cried and am crying as I type this.
I feel like if they let Aunt May say "I love you" to peter one last time it would pull more heart strings more imo
I've rewatched the final scene between Peter and May many times after beating the game. Makes me cry every single time.
This is even sadder then when I saw her death the 1st time, covid took my grandmother a couple days ago. Its so hard losing someone whos been there for you since you were born, I hope whoever has to lose someone or already has can get through it and come back stronger.
Idk who you are, but you will get through this. We all are with you. We all are fighting and hurting together. You will get through this. God got you. And even if u don't believe that, believe that love has you too. Whether if it's from people u know, or random ppl who just cares about others enough 2 say : Hey, it's going 2 be ok
It would probably brake our hearts even more if Aunt May says “Thank you and I love you Peter” before dying.
Wolf Dog I must be heart less bc I didn’t cry
Landen Schmidt HOW COULD YOU??????
It won't be sad if she told him i love you because Peter knows she is, if she told him that it would cringe and repetitive
Before this game came out I was just hoping they'd deliver a decently done version of Spider-Man with good swing- and fighting mechanics and a decent story. What I got was more like absolutely mindblowingly good. God of War, Spider-Man and soon RDR2 . . . 2018 has been gooood.
The music really added to Aunt Mays death especially when he music picks up when she starts coughing and Peter is about to use the cure on her but then restrains himself.
Type f to pay respect For aunt May.
"When you help Someone,You help Everyone."
Funny, there is a "press F to pay respects" moment in the game (Well it's Triangle instead of F). Find Ben's grave and press triangle to pay respects, it's even a trophy. After beating the game you can go back into FEAST and do the same thing with her memorial.
F
Ratchetpower2 I Never actually got the Game and Actually Never will,Because I dont have A PS4 even ;~;
Boruto Uzumaki Awwww that sucks.
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I heard peter say "you knew" to dr.octavius and aunt may
matthew evalla i know yeah...... that is not that much of a spoiler
He said them both differently
Peter is kinda bad at keeping his identity secret 😂
@@Actiontime70 yes it is if the players
Haven't finished the game
@@EndomouEnd no one would be seeing this video if they didn't finish it
This games story was perfect. Best Spider-Man outside of the comics.
From All the marvel comics Spiderman , punisher, wolverine, magneto, Silver suffer and Carnage had the most family sentiments.
Carnage?
@@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259 yep, Carnage too.
Btw Venom had family problems too (Lethal Protector)
@@rekius328 Carnage had family problems....hmmmmmm, more like his family *was* the problem xD
thats why Kletus became crazy
Man Yuri is such an amazing actor... I love this dude.
There’s a reason so many people idolize Spider-Man, and it’s because at the end of the day, even though he fucks up a lot, he’s a good man trying to do his best to help out a world that doesn’t want him. The end of this story was everything I could’ve wanted out of a Spider-Man narrative, and the juxtaposition between the death of May and the death of Ben is crafted masterfully. I don’t know if Insomniac will ever top this, but I sure hope they do.
He never changes his voice(don’t bring up Spider-Cop, that’s different) This alone sells his identity.
He doesn't have to, Although it's never portrayed in any cartoons, films or video games, the full facemask does indeed muffle Peter's voice somewhat hence why whenever he met with J. Jonah Jameson or anyone else who knows Peter's voice, They can't recognize his voice when he's wearing the Mask. The only real exception to this rule is Daredevil due to his supercharged sense of hearing.
@@DelcoRanz93 its muffled in amazing spider man 2
"You do what you think is best, Doc. It's all any of us can. Even when it hurts like hell."
And so Peter did just that.
Thing is, everybody sees Peter as a guy who always does the right thing, always knows what to do, and never makes the wrong decisions. They see him as this invincible godlike character, because that’s really more or less what he is. But he doesn’t truly have unquestionable morals. He makes the wrong decision here and there, he screws up. Just look at some of the comics! A few people have died because of him, and he’s made plenty of morally wrong decisions. For instance, in civil war, when he first joins the pro-registration act, he could be seen as morally wrong in giving up his secret identity, endangering his family in the process. Then, he later sees a friend of his killed in a battle, and makes a wrong decision from the LEGAL standpoint and joins Captain America’s secret avengers group, becoming a fugitive. And remember how I said that him revealing his identity endangered his family? Yeah, in the Back in Black comic storyline, his Aunt took a bullet from a sniper hired by Kingpin because of it, and died in the hospital. Peter beats the ever loving SH#% out of both the sniper and kingpin after that, actually BREAKING INTO A PRISON to do the latter! And then, even though NOBODY wants to mention it, we have One More Day, Where Peter makes the SINGLE WORST CHOICE OF HIS ENTIRE LIFE. Peter is mourning the death of his aunt, and is told be several people to move on with his life, because it’s in the past. Even JESUS HIMSELF tells him to let it go! So what does our morally righteous hero do? He makes the obvious choice and makes a deal with the literal devil to sacrifice his relationship with Mary Jane in order to make sure that nobody ever knew he was Spider-Man (except for mj because she was there with him). He doesn’t do these things because he’s either evil or always right in what he does. He does these things because he’s still a human under that red and blue spandex. That scene in Spider-Man Homecoming is a great example of this! When he’s busy recreating that one scene from the comics near the end of the movie, he does what most people would do and calls for help. I don’t think I need to be a genius to tell you that if your homecoming date’s dad dropped a building on top of you, you wouldn’t just shrug it off. This shows how human he really is. He’s a scared kid in this moment, and you can really tell that he’s pushing himself to lift the building on top of him through how he’s speaking. All of this proves my point. Because no matter how much Spider he has, the most important element of his character is the Man behind it. He’s not going to make the right decision every time, and if he doesn’t know what to do, it’s a given that he’s bound to make at least ONE wrong choice. But this makes him more relatable to the audience, and that is what makes him such a good character. Not that he’s some genius billionaire, or an all powerful alien, or even that he’s practically a god (which is what he is). It’s that anybody can relate to him. He has real problems, just like us! And he does what everybody else would do in those situations. So does he have unquestionable morals? No. But does that make him a bad character? No. It makes him just like us.
Thing is, everybody sees Peter as a guy who always does the right thing, always knows what to do, and never makes the wrong decisions. They see him as this invincible godlike character, because that’s really more or less what he is. But he doesn’t truly have unquestionable morals. He makes the wrong decision here and there, he screws up. Just look at some of the comics! A few people have died because of him, and he’s made plenty of morally wrong decisions. For instance, in civil war, when he first joins the pro-registration act, he could be seen as morally wrong in giving up his secret identity, endangering his family in the process. Then, he later sees a friend of his killed in a battle, and makes a wrong decision from the LEGAL standpoint and joins Captain America’s secret avengers group, becoming a fugitive. And remember how I said that him revealing his identity endangered his family? Yeah, in the Back in Black comic storyline, his Aunt took a bullet from a sniper hired by Kingpin because of it, and died in the hospital. Peter beats the ever loving SH#% out of both the sniper and kingpin after that, actually BREAKING INTO A PRISON to do the latter! And then, even though NOBODY wants to mention it, we have One More Day, Where Peter makes the SINGLE WORST CHOICE OF HIS ENTIRE LIFE. Peter is mourning the death of his aunt, and is told be several people to move on with his life, because it’s in the past. Even JESUS HIMSELF tells him to let it go! So what does our morally righteous hero do? He makes the obvious choice and makes a deal with the literal devil to sacrifice his relationship with Mary Jane in order to make sure that nobody ever knew he was Spider-Man (except for mj because she was there with him). He doesn’t do these things because he’s either evil or always right in what he does. He does these things because he’s still a human under that red and blue spandex. That scene in Spider-Man Homecoming is a great example of this! When he’s busy recreating that one scene from the comics near the end of the movie, he does what most people would do and calls for help. I don’t think I need to be a genius to tell you that if your homecoming date’s dad dropped a building on top of you, you wouldn’t just shrug it off. This shows how human he really is. He’s a scared kid in this moment, and you can really tell that he’s pushing himself to lift the building on top of him through how he’s speaking. All of this proves my point. Because no matter how much Spider he has, the most important element of his character is the Man behind it. He’s not going to make the right decision every time, and if he doesn’t know what to do, it’s a given that he’s bound to make at least ONE wrong choice. But this makes him more relatable to the audience, and that is what makes him such a good character. Not that he’s some genius billionaire, or an all powerful alien, or even that he’s practically a god (which is what he is). It’s that anybody can relate to him. He has real problems, just like us! And he does what everybody else would do in those situations. So does he have unquestionable morals? No. But does that make him a bad character? No. It makes him just like us.
Thing is, everybody sees Peter as a guy who always does the right thing, always knows what to do, and never makes the wrong decisions. They see him as this invincible godlike character, because that’s really more or less what he is. But he doesn’t truly have unquestionable morals. He makes the wrong decision here and there, he screws up. Just look at some of the comics! A few people have died because of him, and he’s made plenty of morally wrong decisions. For instance, in civil war, when he first joins the pro-registration act, he could be seen as morally wrong in giving up his secret identity, endangering his family in the process. Then, he later sees a friend of his killed in a battle, and makes a wrong decision from the LEGAL standpoint and joins Captain America’s secret avengers group, becoming a fugitive. And remember how I said that him revealing his identity endangered his family? Yeah, in the Back in Black comic storyline, his Aunt took a bullet from a sniper hired by Kingpin because of it, and died in the hospital. Peter beats the ever loving SH#% out of both the sniper and kingpin after that, actually BREAKING INTO A PRISON to do the latter! And then, even though NOBODY wants to mention it, we have One More Day, Where Peter makes the SINGLE WORST CHOICE OF HIS ENTIRE LIFE. Peter is mourning the death of his aunt, and is told be several people to move on with his life, because it’s in the past. Even JESUS HIMSELF tells him to let it go! So what does our morally righteous hero do? He makes the obvious choice and makes a deal with the literal devil to sacrifice his relationship with Mary Jane in order to make sure that nobody ever knew he was Spider-Man (except for mj because she was there with him). He doesn’t do these things because he’s either evil or always right in what he does. He does these things because he’s still a human under that red and blue spandex. That scene in Spider-Man Homecoming is a great example of this! When he’s busy recreating that one scene from the comics near the end of the movie, he does what most people would do and calls for help. I don’t think I need to be a genius to tell you that if your homecoming date’s dad dropped a building on top of you, you wouldn’t just shrug it off. This shows how human he really is. He’s a scared kid in this moment, and you can really tell that he’s pushing himself to lift the building on top of him through how he’s speaking. All of this proves my point. Because no matter how much Spider he has, the most important element of his character is the Man behind it. He’s not going to make the right decision every time, and if he doesn’t know what to do, it’s a given that he’s bound to make at least ONE wrong choice. But this makes him more relatable to the audience, and that is what makes him such a good character. Not that he’s some genius billionaire, or an all powerful alien, or even that he’s practically a god (which is what he is). It’s that anybody can relate to him. He has real problems, just like us! And he does what everybody else would do in those situations. So does he have unquestionable morals? No. But does that make him a bad character? No. It makes him just like us.
IcyFlare no one is reading this bro
@@atribecalledlen3567 you did C:
@@HmmMayo19 gg
@@canilo_7672 lol
Wow. You have a lot of time on your hands.
This scene for me tied together two of the most well known quotes at least in my mind. Peter was remembering in this moment what his uncle told him but also aunt May in her own way was being Spock. She was reminding that the needs of all these people out weighed her needs or his need to save her. But she said it with a simple yes you do. This whole scene merged together so perfectly with great power comes great responsibility and the lives of the many out weighs the needs of the few or the one. 🤔🤯
I like how in most of the comics and movies you get then sense that Aunt May knows. The way she always gives him advice and is never pissed when he goes missing or is late.
This is the Spider-Man movie I've been wanting. This is why I'm tired of high school Peter. I want the adult Peter that's experienced and has to live with his decisions. This game's story is 10 times the story that Homecoming was.
Crazy thing is that he looks like an older Tom Holland and that's my favorite version of Spider-Man alongside this one.
There’s like 3 spider man movies when he’s a adult . It’s funny I remember when spider man was getting rebooted for the mcu people want him to be in high school again. It’s smart what Marvel is doing there not rushing with the movies,there starting off with him at high school like the comics so they hired a young actor to play him so he can age with the character won’t be long when Tom Holland gets older same as Peter in the mcu then we will see more adult problem which are the best Spidey stories Marvel are not rushing for the best Spidey stories yet kinda like Christopher Nolan did with Batman saved the best story for the sequel my boi the joker
Tobey Maguire was a horrible adult Peter that never seemed to grow out of that awkward teen stage and Amazing Spider-Man 2 was directly after high school. This game takes place 8 years after he became Spider-Man. Homecoming was a horrible Spider-Man movie. Tom Holland does a great job, but the writers are so far up RDJ's ass that it's hurting the other films. Everyone keeps saying how smart Peter is the entire movie, but he doesn't do anything that intelligent. Hell, he's not even the one who hacked the suit. People not knowing his identity is a huge part of the story, and by the end of the movie his bff and aunt know who he is AND a villain. I'm totally cool with Stark building him the Iron Spider suit for the Avengers movie, but Peter should have built his own suit in his own movie. And Tony shouldn't have even been able to recreate the web shooters. No one being able to figure out how Peter did it is also a plot point for the character in the Marvel Universe.
Kyle Perkins I mean how many people new Peters identity in this game? and peter made he’s own web shooters in mcu too, that’s shows he’s very intelligent I mean these only been 1 spider movie with Tom Holland and he’s definitely the best spider man specially he’s performance in civil war and infinity war. I can’t wait for more movies with him
Tony shouldn't have been able to recreate them though. In the comics Tony Stark, Hank Pym, and Reed Richards all fail at recreating the web shooters. This Peter gets all of his ideas from "old movies" and really doesn't show his intelligence at all in the movie. I'm not blaming Tom Holland, I'm blaming the crap writing in Homecoming. Other than creating the web shooters he's just another dumb kid. Not to mention that without Tony Stark's wise words and guidance he would have never been able to step up and be his best during the climax of the movie. He would have died crushed under debris. Spider-man didn't get to shine in his own movie.
Now i want every Aunt may to know peter is spiderman without telling him
Even after 3 years this scene hits hard :'(
Peter Parker stats
Selflessness: Max Level
The MCU will never (and I mean NEVER) be able to pull off something so brutal and heartbreaking as this scene!
Clearly this is the *BEST* version of spiderman out of all those that came earlier.
They did tho
I'll never get over that ending.
I kinda understand why the death scene is animated with peter on the white spider suit.
When he held Aunt May's hand and kneels and sobs like that, the big white spider is very obvious in the eye.
But the thing is-- he is helpless. That is the SPIDER-MAN, the HERO of people, being helpless because he knew he is going to lose another one of his loved one.
and now I feel sad
the other reason is because Peter took off the mask lmao
Ben taught Peter responsibility, May taught him duty. That's what I get from this.
God I miss this face of Peter Parker when he doesn't look like Tom
When she said “I wanna see my nephew..” I lost it.
I always figured during the sequence when FEASTs sister location is burning, when miles says “may told me to call you, for some reason” it was a HUGE hint that she knew. Notice how she never was upset with him afterwards for not showing up because she knows he did
Honestly it’s a smart move that she knows he’s been Spider-Man for 8 years anyone with a Brain would know he’s Spider-Man whenever crime happens BAM Peters Gone andSpider-Man’s here smart move
What made me cry is he never had the chance to tell her he's true identity. Even tho she knew....
This is the best game I’ve ever played. Gameplay, story, immersion, everything. That’s not an exaggeration.
You wonder why there's an ocean ? It's because of they tears of seeing Aunt May dying.
Best aunt may PERIOD
How Aunt May knew was the saddest moment ever. And she knew this whole time.
Wow. Peter NOT sacrificing anything and everything to save aunt may's life? This is so in-character and consistent for him.
It would be so weird if a writer had him do anything different in response to May's death. It wouldn't be taking responsibility at all if he did something different.
This was what also sold the game emotionally again and again for me
She's my favourite Aunt May
If he was to honor everything she stood for, he couldn't save her. Absolutely brilliant writing.
R.I.P aunt may...😢😢😢
1 like for aunt may....
I just like my own comment too
For such the longest time, i haven't cried or got so connected to the characters in a video game until now. The ending is so perfect
It was so cool realizing this on the 2nd time playing the main story!
The hardest choices require the strongest wills.... R. I. P Aunt May
This is just great character writing! Like every great reveal it’s always in your face under your nose
These moments in the game really exemplified why Spider-Man is one of the best super heroes every to live!
2:36 reminds me a lot when Batman was holding joker’s cure at the end of Arkham city
Nothing more of a hint than directly saying she knows
Oh god what it says on aunt mays grave
“When you help someone, you help everyone”
I am crying.
1:19 *Ohh that boy of yours is a real hero*
This game was so good damn good and had good attachment to the characters 10/10 would recommend
God damn...
That May scene cuts deep like a hot knife through butter.
Ugh...I need a drink...
Its moments like these, the story, the emotion, just everything that are the reasons for this being the top selling game with over 3.3 million copies sold, this scene explains it all.
Imagine if that guy came back and he left something
When aunt may doesn’t look like a grandma and instead looks like an aunt.
Anyone find it odd that he was surprised that Otto knew? Like dude he saw you fixing your suit and you’re always late... like tf did you think he was gonna assume?
He thought he was caught but Otto assumed that Peter was the one designing Spider-Man's suit, I know it's weird I got confused too.
Andy Baltazar yeah I know, but for one of the smartest guys in the world, he’s not that smart😂Even I would start to suspect that he’s spiderman due to his late appearances and stuff
RIP Aunt May. We love you 😢
Not gonna lie in a grown ass man. I almost choked up watching this those years ago. Learned who my girl was too when she rushed over to hug me. Didn't get any harsh judgment from her for finally showing emotion. Funny how life works sometimes.
"Girlfriend walks in" Are you crying?
Me - I'm not crying you are😅
THIS ENDING NEVER FAILS TO MAKE ME CRY IN EVERY SINGLE TIME I WATCH IT
"You are one bad day away from becoming me."
I know the punisher said that to Daredevil I just wanted to comment it anyways
I think the saddest thing about this, is peter in this universe not only feels the guilt of uncle ben but now especially with a few voice lines in the miles morales post-game, I think he feels responsible for mays death as well.
Not gonna lie I teared up when this happened
If only the Spider-Man movies were like this game 😪
This Peter Parker looks like a mixture of Toby and Andrew