Spider-Man PS4: Ranking All Costumes From Worst To Best

14. Iron Spider

Iron Spider Suit
Sony

Next up is the Iron Spider outfit first seen in Avengers: Infinity War. It's really, really cool, and the added bonus of being able to bust out with four mechanical limbs only makes the suit all the more covetable.

But while it does look great, one does have to wonder if this was one MCU costume too many. It brings the total adapted from the franchise up to three, and with a perfectly good comic book Iron Spider suit there too, wouldn't it have made sense to use this instead?

Iron Spider.jpg
Marvel Comics

It still looks cool of course, but the red and gold of the Civil War design would've added some much needed variety to the predominantly red and blue wardrobe seen in the game.

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