That time didn’t necessarily fix Spider-Man 3, but it did allow developer Vicarious Visions to make a much more stable version of that version of the game that when looked in the context of a handheld game, is actually not that bad. However in a weird turn of events, the PSP game that was set to launch alongside the PS2 and Wii versions of Spider-Man 3 was given a few extra months of development time to launch with the home video release of the film in the fall of 2007. Unfortunately in the case of Spider-Man 3 on both the PS2 and Wii, it came nowhere even close to the quality of the games that came before it. That year for example, God of War 2 was released and it showed just how great the PS2 still was, so while expectations were rightfully in check that Spider-Man 3 on consoles like the PS2 and the fairly new at the time Wii would not be as sharp-looking or feature rich as their next-gen cousins, there was every reason to suspect that it could still be a game very much worth playing given the quality of past games like Spider-Man 2 and Ultimate Spider-Man.
Like the first and second Spider-Man films, there was big expectations for Spider-Man 3 the video game given the leap in quality from Spider-Man (2002) to 2004’s Spider-Man 2. Even though the at the time next generation version of Spider-Man 3 on PS3 and Xbox 360 was the one people were writing about and promoting mostly, there was still a lot of life left in Sony’s second console and the similarly powered Nintendo Wii was selling out like crazy. NOTE: GAME PRIMARILY PLAYED ON PSP WITH CHECKS DONE ON THE PS2 AND Wii VERSIONS
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