With Insomniac at the helm, web-swinging is taking a more physical and faster-paced approach in Marvel’s Spider-Man game.

Spider-Man for PS4 finally has a release date, but the news doesn't stop there. More information on playable characters, villains, mechanics and more flesh out this web-slinging exclusive.

It’s official! For the first time in four years, a proper solo Spider-Man game is dropping on console, with Sunset Overdrive developers Insomniac filling up the development web canisters and slinging code to deliver what looks to be the best version of the wallcrawler. So when can you expect to see Spider-Man in action?

Spider-Man will hopefully be out later this year. Until that release date announcement arrives, here’s a new look at the amazing webhead in action in a brief new video.

Nothing beats having a stack of comic books, a warm bed and a hot cup of your caffeine of choice by your side. Wait, something totally does: Cheap comics. Over on Comixology, Marvel is currently having a sale that includes some incredible gems for under a buck. Here’s a few recommendations from me on what’s worth an impulse buy.

A new creative team! New villains! New directions! New #1 issues! IT’S…Tuesday at Marvel Comics. The iconic comic book brand may be known as the house of ideas, but that idea has largely been singular in the last couple of years as the publisher has relaunched comic book after comic book with several new fresh starts that have left fans fatigued and retailers angry. It’s happening yet again this year, a mere handful of months after Marvel Legacy promised to get back down to basics with the established roster of characters who had been side-lined in favour of a more diverse cast of successors.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is one of the biggest things to ever happen to Hollywood, but was it not for the short-sightedness of some Sony executives back in the late 90s, it could have been a very different thing.

In what could represent a major shake-up to the entertainment industry, analysts believe that Sony is considering the sale of its Movie and TV divisions. Is that a mouse I smell?