Spider-Man: Miles Morales - 10 Things It MUST Include
3. More Varied Street Crimes
Marvel
The open world in 2018's Spider-Man game was arguably the most fleshed out we've ever encountered in a Marvel game, but improvements could still be made.
One of the biggest calls from fans has been to see more interiors in the next title, but there's also petty crimes to consider too. While there was a decent enough selection in the PS4 title, they could get a little repetitive if played in quick succession.
With that in mind, it'd be great to see the Miles Morales game include more varied types of crimes. Maybe there's a boat capsizing in the Hudson, or maybe there's a building on fire and there are civilians trapped inside? Heck, why not really push the boat out and bring back the balloon children from the old titles?
Okay, maybe not the last one... but the point still stands that there needs to be more varied crimes in these games and they can't all be solved by fists and webs. Let us try saving more people this time around - it'd be a great change of pace.
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