Spider-Man (Sega) Game

Ever wanted to swing through the streets of New York as Spider-Man in the glory days of 16-bit gaming? Spider-Man for the SEGA Genesis lets you do just that—with all the web-slinging, wall-crawling, and villain-punching action you’d expect from the friendly neighborhood hero. This side-scrolling beat ‘em up throws you into a comic-book-style adventure, facing off against classic foes like Doctor Octopus, Venom, and the Green Goblin. The controls are smooth, the punches feel satisfying, and the web mechanics? Pure nostalgia.

What makes this game stand out? It’s one of the earliest Spider-Man titles to really nail the feeling of being Spidey—zipping around stages, using web attacks, and even dodging attacks with his signature agility. The pixel art is vibrant, the soundtrack is catchy, and the boss battles? Tough but fair. If you grew up with a Genesis, this was the way to live out your superhero fantasies before the era of open-world Spider-Man games. Still holds up as a fun, fast-paced retro gem!