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New Web Swinging Mod gives Spider-Man 2 a Complete Makeover in Traversal Double Swings Simultaneously - Loops - Wall/Ground Slides Mid Swing - Swing Travel Time & much more.

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Has good promise. Hope they can polish it up more now

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@insomniacgames @JamesStevenson @bryanintihar

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Extended Showcase + Download:

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I wish we could download mods on PlayStation

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•|ɴᴀɢᴀʀᴇʙᴏsʜɪ|•vor 9 Stunden

not a great video to show it off but it does look impressive

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𝕮𝖚𝖕 𝖀𝖕 𝕿𝖔𝖕 𝕯𝖔𝖜𝖓vor 9 Stunden

Shame SM3 won't be on PC. Reasons like this is why gaming kn pc is so much better

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@RiascosJacob I hate that fucking camera bro

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need a little faster and heavier momentum, aside from that, nice

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looks insane

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frankvor 9 Stunden

Seeing the swinging like this…. I understand what they mean now.

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Gee Lambovor 10 Stunden

nice

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It's literally the spiderman 2 PS2 here. The possibilities are insane

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@insomniacgames incase ur hiring

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@TheLightIsWhite thoughts on this?

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wasn’t double swinging a thing in the PS2 Spider-Man 2?

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