Movie studios keep hunting for ways to make a trip to the theater feel essential again. Sony Pictures landed on one clear path with its next Spider-Man film. The studio worked directly with CJ 4DPLEX to present Spider-Man: Brand New Day in SCREENX, a format built to spread the action beyond the front screen and across the side walls of specially equipped auditoriums.
Years after the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home, the latest trailer shows Tom Holland’s Peter Parker still living in the shadow of that memory-erasing spell. No one knows who he is anymore, not even his closest friends. The footage leans into that isolation while cranking up the personal stakes and physical chaos for the July 31 release.
Retro gaming finds often arrive with layers of dust and stories. This Spider-Man plug-and-play TV game from Jakks Pacific, released in 2004, fits that pattern perfectly. James Channel recently pulled one from an online marketplace and gave it the full treatment: cleaning, testing every mode, and opening it up to see what made it tick. The result shows a licensed product that leaned hard into its character theme while delivering the kind of simple, self-contained entertainment common in that era.
Viewers get their clearest look yet at the live-action Spider-Noir series that places the web-slinger in a rain-soaked 1930s New York. The new footage opens with Cage as Ben Reilly, a private investigator who has tried to leave his vigilante days behind. A nightclub singer named Cat Hardy approaches him with a case that pulls everything back into focus. She needs answers about a disappearance, and the trail leads straight into trouble.
Four years after the spell that completely erased Peter Parker’s name and face, he swings around New York as the city’s unseen guardian. However, no one appears to remember him. People he used to rely on no longer recognize him on the street. At night, he spends his time looking around social media, checking out how MJ and Ned are doing at MIT. Then you see Zendaya as MJ, who is now seeing someone new, and Jacob Batalon as Ned, as if they are just going about their lives while Peter is stranded in a time warp.
Nicolas Cage stars as a down-at-heels Spider-Man in the upcoming series Spider-Noir, a dark, gritty take on the web-slinger that will premiere on Prime Video in the spring. This one is based on the Marvel comic Spider-Man Noir and transports its hero to 1930s New York, where one man is the last chance for a city in serious jeopardy.
Kids who have ever fantasized about swinging through the city like Spider-Man now have a device that brings that dream one step closer to reality. HeroTech’s Magnus MKII Thread Shooter Watch is the result of years of tinkering and ambition, a practical timepiece with a thread-shooting mechanism that looks like it came straight out of a comic book.
Set for release tomorrow (Jan. 30), priced at $60 USD, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 PC port will let fans battle as Spider-Men, Peter Parker and Miles Morales, against a rogue’s gallery of iconic Marvel Super Villains, including Venom as well as Kraven the Hunter.
At $215,000 USD, the Marvel x Audemars Piguet The Royal Oak Concept Tourbillon Spider-Man watch arrives just in time for the theatrical premier of Across the Spider-Verse. Its 42mm titanium case surrounded by a black ceramic bezel and crown showcases a web-slinging 3D Spider-Man in the center.
Set for release during Fall 2023 is Insomniac Games’ Marvel Spider-Man 2, an action-adventure game played in a third-person perspective. This installment features two playable Spider-Heroes, and in this demo, Miles Morales is hot on Lizard’s tail in Harlem, which means speed is of the essence.