Gameboy Advance: Ultimate Spider-Man

Childhood friendship sits at the heart of Gameboy Advance: Ultimate Spider-Man. Peter Parker and Eddie Brock grew up side by side, long before their fathers worked on the Venom project. That experiment produced an alien black symbiote with a mind of its own and the power to bond with living hosts. Peter wears it first. The suit drains his life, and he tears it away. Eddie takes the rejected symbiote for himself. Venom is born, and the bond twists an old friendship into a personal war between Brock and Spider-Man.

How to play?

Across large areas, fight regular enemies as the story shifts between Peter and Eddie. Spider-Man moves with balanced power, while Venom hits harder and uses a bulkier fighting style. During Venom sections, feed on people to stay alive, because the symbiote survives only through that action. Both sides carry the plot forward, and each chapter pushes the conflict toward its outcome.