Marvel's Spider-Man 2 Spoilercast w/ Bryan Intihar - Kinda Funny Gamescast
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Tim, Bless, and Greg are joined by Spider-Man 2 Creative Director, Bryan Intihar, to discuss all of the game's biggest spoilers!
Time Stamps:
00:00:00 - Start
00:03:30 - Venom’s Identity
00:07:27 - Going Too Far vs Not Going Far Enough/Biggest Surprises
00:14:59 - Pete vs Miles
00:17:00 - Do fans desire characters to die?
00:21:40 - Big Set Piece Moments vs. the Small Moments
00:25:40 - Picking a Villain
00:31:00 - Casting Kraven
00:35:19 - Small Emotional Moments that Broke Greg
00:40:30 - Building a Story with Two Spider-Men
00:43:30 - Hailey and Overall Representation
00:48:42 - Side-Quest Stories
00:53:30 - More "Smaller" Games like Miles Morales?
00:56:35 - Thinking of the Future of Spider-Man
01:01:55 - Let’s Talk About These Spider-Bots
01:06:40 - The Black Cat Chase
01:08:45 - Easter Eggs, Avengers, and Wolverine
01:11:45 - What’s Next for Insomniac?
01:13:50 - Rehabilitation & Building Up the World
01:19:55 - MJ Missions
01:23:23 - Mysterio
01:25:35 - Boss Fights
01:27:55 - Showing Spider-Man 2 for Previews
01:30:55 - Shirtless Spider-Man
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