Sunset Overdrive seems like it's coming to PC for sure this time, as the ESRB releases their own rating for the rumoured port.

Spider-Man certainly does a lot more than a spider can, but Insomniac might have a trick or two to teach him when it comes to sublime swinging.

Proving that age is nothing more than a number, Adrien Toomes used his genius for engineering to take to the skies and cause all manner of trouble for Spider-Man. Cunning, dangerous and unhinged, the Vulture has nothing to lose and everything to gain when he picks at the bones of crime and makes every hero in the Big Apple keep an eye on the skies above them!

Spider-Man takes a look at the vast playground of New York in its latest gameplay trailer, which includes very brief glimpses at some truly famous Marvel households.

Spider-Man is just a couple of weeks away, which means it's about time for a sizzling new launch trailer. Here's a whole minute of gameplay to get you psyched.

I didn’t really like Insomniac’s Sunset Overdrive. The whole thing was just a little too churlish and juvenile for my tastes – but there’s no denying that the gameplay itself was fantastic, especially when it came to locomotion and traversal. Getting around in sunset overdrive – with its free-form zip-line skating - was a dream. And it's the basis for Spider-Man's fluid movement.

Peter Parker is getting hammered from all sides in this latest story trailer for Spider-Man, and he's finally taking the fight to his foes instead.

Most of what we’ve seen of Spider-Man to date has been set around what seems like largely linear action sequences interspersed with cinematics. That’s what we were treated to at the conference proper, with the introduction of five sixth of a particularly sinister bunch. The bits that we got to play, however, were all part of the open world, with a few missions and side activities scattered about for the intrepid webcrawler to tackle.