Spider-Man 3
The 2007 Nintendo DS adaptation of the blockbuster film features dual-screen combat with stylus-controlled web maneuvers. Players battle the Sandman, New Goblin, and Venom across Manhattan while managing the black suit's corruption mechanics through touchscreen minigames.
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Pioneered the use of the DS's microphone for web-swinging mechanics - blowing into the mic increased swing speed during chase sequences.
Featured a unique 'Symbiote Rage' mode activated by completing touchscreen challenges, granting temporary unlimited powers at the cost of increased aggression.
Included exclusive handheld-only missions like stopping a subway hijacking and rescuing civilians from Doc Ock's abandoned lab.
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