5 Things Insomniac's Spider-Man PS4 Sequel MUST Have

New York is amazing to swing around in, a gorgeously rendered and intimidatingly tall spectacle, but location variety is important for a series' longevity. This does not mean swapping out the Big Apple for a Large Banana, say, but a wider array of locations either under or within the city would do wonders for establishing NY as a city well-lived-in by its inhabitants.

Make certain buildings accessible on the inside such as the Daily Bugle, or the Avengers Tower, and it would be a surefire way for gamers to delve deep into the depths of the game's locations. There is potential for interesting gameplay here too; perhaps wandering into the wrong building at the wrong time when an arms deal is occurring and you'll be able to stop it before it even starts.

Doing so would increase the immersion tremendously and keep players coming back to both games to compare which locations are web-head-friendly and which aren't. With the potential rendering power of the PS5 this would be a clever way to test it and allow Sony to flex their tech with the city Marvel's greatest hero protects.