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Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 has recently been released on the PlayStation 5, offering fans another opportunity to navigate a virtual New York City filled with iconic characters from the Marvel universe. This article delves deep into the game’s ending and discusses the elements that hint at future sequels. Peter Parker Retires: The Changing Guard in the Insomniac Universe Over multiple titles, Insomniac Games has created a universe where both Peter Parker and Miles Morales share the Spider-Man mantle. Peter, the veteran, has been active for approximately seven years since the original Marvel's Spider-Man game. Miles, the newcomer, came into his own in the 2020 title Spider-Man: Miles Morales. Both heroes are playable in Spider-Man 2. By the end of the game, Peter Parker decides to retire and focus on his philanthropic organization, The Emily-May Foundation. This marks a significant shift, setting the stage for Miles to be the primary Spider-Man in New York City. The ending lays the groundwork for a potential sequel, focusing solely on Miles Morales as Spider-Man, with Peter possibly returning should a dire situation arise. Green Goblin: A Forthcoming Threat in the Insomniac Universe Despite being a crucial character in the Spider-Man lore, the Green Goblin has been conspicuously absent from Insomniac’s Spider-Man universe. Norman Osborn, the man who often becomes the Green Goblin, is depicted as the Mayor of New York City. However, the game concludes with Osborn ordering the activation of “G-Serum,” a formula likely to transform him or his son, Harry, into the Green Goblin in a future sequel. Doctor Octopus’ Final Chapter: A Hint at Future Confrontations The game’s mid-credit scene showcases Otto Octavius, imprisoned following his defeat in the first game. Otto refuses to disclose the identities of the two Spider-Men to Norman Osborn and mentions working on "the final chapter." While the meaning of this phrase remains unclear, it implies that Doctor Octopus might have a significant role in a future installment, possibly integrating elements from various iconic Spider-Man comic storylines. Let There Be Carnage: Setting Up New Villains One of the side quests introduces a character named The Flame, later revealed to be Cletus Kasady. His objective is to secure a sample of the Venom symbiote from an Oscorp train, potentially leading to his transformation into Carnage, a classic Spider-Man villain. This establishes a storyline that could either feature in a downloadable content (DLC) or in an upcoming sequel. The Chameleon Comes Out of Hiding: A Prelude to More Challenges Another side quest leads to the discovery of Dmitri Smerdyakov, the Chameleon, who appears to be plotting against Spider-Man. Given his status as a less prominent villain, Chameleon could serve as the focal point for a DLC rather than a full-fledged sequel. The Spider-Verse Cameos: Expanding the Universe Spider-Man 2 features cameos that hint at a more expansive Spider-Verse, including a potential introduction of characters like Spider-Man 2099 and Silk. These cameos could be setting up future sequels or spin-offs that delve into time travel or introduce new Spider-powered heroes. Final Thoughts The ending of Spider-Man 2 serves as an intricate roadmap for the future of Insomniac’s Spider-Man series. From Peter Parker's retirement to the potential emergence of well-known villains like the Green Goblin and Carnage, the game leaves several avenues open for exploration in sequels or additional content. Also Read:

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