The game plays as a 2D side-scroller with chapter-based progression. Players switch between different Spider-Man variants, each with distinct movement and combat emphasis, to fight enemies, climb surfaces, swing through stages, and solve simple environmental interactions. Combat focuses on combo strings, web attacks, aerial follow-ups, and situational stealth sections. Touch-screen features are used for auxiliary actions and interface prompts, while upgrades improve health, web powers, and combat effectiveness over time.
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Arrow Move
Z A
X B
S Start
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Developed by Griptonite Games and published by Activision, Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions is an action-adventure title for Nintendo DS. It adapts the multiverse premise into a side-scrolling handheld experience built around four Spider-Man variants, combining combat, traversal, stealth, and comic-book-style presentation. The DS version is often praised for tailoring the console concept into a distinctive portable release.
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Release Date
2010-01-01
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Peter Parker (Amazing Spider-Man)
The classic Spider-Man, a balanced fighter with flexible movement and combat options.
Spider-Man Noir
A stealth-focused version built around shadowy takedowns and careful positioning.
Ultimate Spider-Man
A more aggressive version suited to direct combat and crowd control.
Spider-Man 2099
A fast, futuristic Spider-Man emphasizing mobility and momentum.
Learn each Spider-Man's strengths early. Use Amazing for balanced encounters, Noir for stealth-heavy sections, Ultimate when enemies cluster, and 2099 for fast repositioning. Against tougher foes, control them with web attacks before closing in. Explore stage edges and optional paths for upgrades and collectibles that make later chapters easier.
No cheats or unlockables available
Tips
Keep moving in combat to avoid getting boxed in by ranged enemies.
Tips
Upgrade health and web-related abilities first for better survivability.
Tips
In Noir stages, watch patrol routes carefully before engaging.
User Reviews
The comic-book presentation and four distinct Spider-Men make the DS version stand out.
User Reviews
The side-scrolling structure keeps the pace brisk, and the touch controls are a neat handheld touch.
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Stage design is fairly linear, but the character variety gives the game good replay value.
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