Spider-Man (Acclaim) Game

Ever swung through the streets of New York as Spider-Man on the SEGA Genesis? Spider-Man (Acclaim) lets you step into the web-slinger’s shoes in a classic 16-bit adventure that’s equal parts action and nostalgia. This side-scroller throws you into brawls with iconic villains like Venom and Doctor Doom, mixing punch-ups with wall-crawling and—of course—web-slinging acrobatics. The controls might feel a bit stiff by today’s standards, but there’s charm in its comic-book aesthetic and catchy soundtrack. Plus, who doesn’t love the thrill of chasing down baddies as Spidey, even if the camera occasionally fights you as hard as the enemies?

Compared to later Spider-Man games, this one’s a raw, old-school challenge—no open-world exploration here, just straightforward beat-’em-up fun with a superhero twist. It’s a time capsule of early '90s gaming, perfect for retro fans or anyone who wants to see where web-slinging began. Sure, it’s not the polished Spider-Man experience of modern titles, but for its era? Pure comic-book joy.