Sony
has
announced
that
the
hugely
successful

Marvel’s
Spider-Man
2
will
land
on

PC
in
January
of
2025.

Aaron
Jason
Espinoza,
Senior
Community
Manager
at
Insomniac
Games,
made
the
announcement
in

an
official
PlayStation
Blog
post,
revealing
that
Sony-owned
porting
house
Nixxes
will
be
handling
the
project.

“Bringing
Marvel’s
Spider-Man
Remastered
and
Marvel’s
Spider-Man:
Miles
Morales
to
a
new
audience
on
PC
together
with
Insomniac
and
Marvel
Games
has
been
a
great
experience
for
us
at
Nixxes,”
says
Julian
Huijbregts,
Community
Manager
at
Nixxes.
“We
are
excited
to
continue
this
collaboration
and
bring
Marvel’s
Spider-Man
2
to
PC
with
a
suite
of
enhanced
features,
including
enhanced
ray-tracing
options,
to
take
full
advantage
of
a
variety
of
setups
and
configurations.
Stay
tuned
for
more
details
on
features
and
recommended
specs
closer
to
launch.”

“Our
amazing
partners
at
Nixxes
have
once
again
done
an
incredible
job
bringing
the
world
of
Marvel’s
Spider-Man
to
PC
players,”
says
Mike
Fitzgerald,
Core
Technology
Director
at
Insomniac.
“Our
team
put
a
lot
of
love
into
this
game,
and
we’re
excited
that
it
will
soon
be
enjoyed
by
a
whole
new
audience
with
keyboard
and
mouse
controls,
ultra
widescreen
support,
and
numerous
graphical
options
that
make
it
feel
at
home
on
their
platform.”

Unfortunately
the
blog
post
did
not
confirm
what,
if
any,
upgrades
the
PC
version
will
get,
although
we
can
probably
assume
the
usual
suite
of
options
such
as
widescreen
support,
higher
framerates,
DLSS
and
so
on.

The
blog
post
also
confirmed
that
no
new
story
content
for
Spider-Man
2
is
planned.

“While
we
have
no
additional
story
content
planned
for
Marvel’s
Spider-Man
2,
we’re
delighted
to
bring
all
of
our
previously
released
post-launch
content
to
the
PC
version,
including
New
Game+,
new
suits
and
color
variants,
Photo
Mode
features,
and
more.”

Sony
will
be
hoping
for
a
win
here
as
their
past
couple
of
PC
releases
haven’t
do
so
well.
The
remake
of
Until
Dawn
launched
day
1
on
Steam
but
peaked
at
a
measly
2,607
players,
and
before
that

Concord
crashed
and
burned.