When is the release date for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2?
It seems to be proceeding as planned.
Mitchell Demorest 
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After getting its first teaser trailer in 2021, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 managed to fly (or swing) under the radar for over a year with few updates or details. Nevertheless, the sequel has still gotten its fair share of excitement, especially after the enthusiastic reception of 2018’s Spider-Man and its short-but-sweet follow-up Spider-Man: Miles Morales. After waiting so long for updates, though, we finally have some confirmation about when we’ll see the next installment in the franchise.
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What is the release date of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2?
While we’re still waiting on an exact date for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2’s arrival, we do at least have a confirmed release window from PlayStation.
The Official PlayStation Twitter account in December 2022 announced that Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is set to release sometime in Fall 2023. This announcement arrived on the heels of a statement in October 2022 from developer Insomniac Games that the game was still on schedule for a 2023 release, which helped to quell some concerns that the game might be delayed after a long period without any updates or presentations.
In March 2023, Venom voice actor Tony Todd tweeted that Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is expected to release in September 2023. He also added that Insomniac Games and PlayStation have planned massive publicity for the game, which kicks off in August 2023.
What will Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 be about?
Although we have yet to see much of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, (or any gameplay, for that matter), we have gotten some hints and other information about what to expect from the long-awaited sequel. The game will see dual protagonists Peter Parker and Miles Morales pitted against Venom. Venom will be voiced by Tony Todd, the actor best known for his role as Candyman in the 1992 film of the same name. Marvel Games vice president of creative Bill Rosemann has announced the game will also feature a darker tone than the first game in the series, with Rosemann describing it as “our Empire [Strikes Back].”
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