This Action Adventure game reinterprets big-screen moments and battles with a humorous twist

Defeat Spider-Man's most famous enemies, like Venom, Green Goblin, and Doc Ock to add them to your epic array of playable sidekicks in this movie trilogy inspired adventure. Experience ground-breaking Co-operative Multiplayer, as Spider-Man or a sidekick, in exotic spots around the globe, including Tokyo, Egypt and Nepal.

Inspired by the Spider-Man movies, this Action Adventure game reinterprets big-screen moments and battles with a humorous twist. Replay chapters with different sidekicks and eventually with the infamous Black-Suited Spider-Man.

Here are some key features of "Spider-Man: Friend or Foe E3 2007 Trailer":

· Choose a sidekick from your allies – Pick from a long list of Spider-Man's allies like Blade, Ironfist and Prowler, and swap between sidekicks at any time. Spider-Man and any chosen sidekick can unleash lethal combos against opponents.
· Fight against movie villains, then alongside – Face off against infamous movie villains using an innovative combat system. Combat Doc Ock in his lab, Sandman in a construction site, and Green Goblin on the rooftop of Oscorp. Then turn bad guys into good. Once defeated, they become your sidekicks.
· Team up in two-player co-op – Share the fun with a friend or sibling! One of you plays Spider-Man and the other controls one of Spider-Man's powerful sidekicks. You can play Co-operatively through every world, area and level. Team up to accomplish more powerful moves that will blow away the villains.
· Enjoy details inspired by the Spider-Man movies – Movie villains are just the beginning. You also get to experience costumes, battle scenes and spoofed scenes, all inspired by the first three Spider-Man movies.
· Come back for more, again and again – Replay each chapter with a different sidekick and eventually with Black-Suited Spider-Man. Unlock additional characters such as New Goblin® and Silver Sable. Fight in diverse worlds, from an island jungle and a New York training ground to Transylvania and Nepal.