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Marvel’s Spider-Man Saga Continues on Consoles Beyond Part 3 – Insomniac Games Collaboration Hints at More

The Marvel gaming universe is expanding, and Marvel’s Spider-Man 3 is unlikely to be the last we see of Spider-Man on consoles. While nothing has been officially confirmed, Marvel Games head Haluk Mentes has suggested that their collaboration with Insomniac Games is far from over.

Spider-Man’s Marvel Universe Expands Beyond Miles Morales with Insomniac’s Wolverine and Spider-Man 3 Development

Insomniac Games has been Marvel’s go-to studio for years, following the success of Spider-Man and Miles Morales. They are currently developing Marvel’s Wolverine, slated for release in 2026. According to Mentes, both teams intend to continue working together long-term. With Spider-Man 3 in development, Insomniac’s universe looks set to grow. Given their proven ability to tell compelling stories with new heroes, Peter and Miles are unlikely to retire their suits anytime soon. Marvel Games aims to create a gaming universe as interconnected as the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Spider-Man 3 may serve as the bridge connecting past adventures to future ones.

Marvel’s Spider-Man Universe Expands with Insomniac’s Vision Beyond Spider-Man 3

Mentes emphasizes the importance of allowing developers creative freedom while maintaining the essence of Marvel. He sees Marvel’s Spider-Man 3 as the next evolution in their plans. Each game contributes uniquely to the overall narrative, thanks to the teams’ shared passion for Marvel. There’s been no indication of an end to Peter Parker’s console adventures, and the strong relationship between Marvel and Insomniac suggests the possibility of more Spider-Man content, including spin-offs, sequels, and even hero team-ups. The future looks promising.

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