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And this week we are reading your responses to Spider-Man 2.

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Easy, breezy game and I was worried that we wouldn't get a lot of responses for this one, but people came out, which is good.

Yeah. Because this game, again, as I mentioned last one, I read reviews, like, time is huge hit.

Yeah. So, it says it had an impact on people which is cool.

And I'll go ahead and get us started here with Nick.

Nick says, longtime listener, first time caller.

Man, I love the Spider-Man 2 game, if only for, and I'm sure I'm not the only one, climbing

up the Empire State Building and jumping into the sweet urban oblivion of Manhattan.

I like to watching the other buildings switch from rudimentary polygons into more textured forms as I fell

towards blissful pavement indifference and clenching my eyes shut just before the

kiss of concrete. Goodbye mortal coil, but real, this was a very fun game. I've always had a problem with open world games, mainly blamed upon my own lack of focus. I would wind up wandering around and looking at shit. While this game was no different to me, I still loved it.

Swinging felt so good. It is so good. And while getting around, it took a while, it was still a joy to get from one area to the next.

I still remember my first time discovering the slingshot move and thinking,

we live in a golden age. Most of my time was spent just stopping petty crimes as I tried to cross Central Park in one swing.

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