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Giveaway: The Amazing Spider-Man (PS3)

Posted on 18 July 2012 by Chris.

Giveaway: The Amazing Spider-Man (PS3)

WINNER ANNOUNCED: Congratulations to ilRadd for winning a PS3 copy of The Amazing Spider-Man! Thanks for participating, and good luck in the future.

There are few experiences in gaming as exhilarating and joy inducing as swinging your way through New York as Spider-Man. Spider-Man 2 did it best, but The Amazing Spider-Man did it prettier. There is no Spider-Man game that gives you a better visual representation of Spider-Man’s agility and acrobatics than The Amazing Spider-Man, and now you have a chance to get your hands on a copy of it for the PlayStation 3! Ignoring the fact that Spider-Man seems able to anchor the end of his web to pure AIR in order to swing sometimes, the game itself is absolutely addictive. The contest starts now and runs through 12:01am EST Wednesday, July 25th. This is 9:01pm PST Tuesday, July 24th, so make sure you latecomers enter on time!

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  • Anonymous

    Venom. He is so cool.

  • Deemah

    Going classic Norman Osborn, the Green Goblin. Not only did he kill Peter’s first love, because of Norman’s death he turned Peter’s best friend against him. He cloned his Gwen just to spite Peter and has just been a bastard. In Ultimate Universe he always came back and was Peter’s demise in the end.

  • Bubba

    My favorite villain? Doc Ock! Tell me 8 arms ain’t cool.

  • http://www.facebook.com/david.rush.90260 David Rush

    Sandman. He reminds me of the beach.

  • Ken

    Green Goblin because he’s mad and scary.

  • Volcombrandon

    I would have to say that its a tie for me between venom and catwoman ive always liked venom as a villian just how he looked was awesome to me and catwomen because you never know if she’s on batmans side or not :) thanks for the contest!!

    As for the rafflecopter i always think its a great fair way for contests! Thanks again

  • http://www.facebook.com/leftybrown Chris Brown

    My favorite SPidey villain will forever be Kraven the Hunter because “Fearful Symmetry” was my favorite Spider-man story.

  • http://twitter.com/Chronorayven Ray J

    Green Goblin because out of all his rogues gallery of villains he was the only one who knew his real identity and knows how to really hurt him through his family and friends and was the closes to defeating him *this is before One More Day storyline in Amazing Spiderman that is* also Ultimate Spider-man is another story entirely :P

  • http://twitter.com/Pushaman55 K.Y.

    My favorite Spidey villain is Carnage because he’s diabolical, maniacal, and so cunning that he’s the exact OPPOSITE as Spider-Man. and that’s what makes them a perfect match. Carnage never gets bested by much and he’s always a one step ahead. Carnage = Perfect Evil.

  • http://twitter.com/itspirrip ItsPirrip

    My favorite is Hobgloblin. He just has a really cool costume, colors, gadgets, and is the best goblin ever! I want to win Spiderman! PLEASE

  • http://twitter.com/downsouthtigger The Incredible Fred™

    Venom, just for the fact that he was part of spiderman & knows almost his every move. Plus he’s not such a bad guy, depending who he’s attached to.

  • http://twitter.com/Hestar69 Rob Hestar(??)

    Has to be Eddie Brock aka Venom!

  • http://twitter.com/genxsis83 Paul K

    Doc Ock was done so well in the movies!

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