Spider-Man: Can PlayStation game avoid superhero fatigue?

Spider-Man is set to be one of this year's biggest releases for the PlayStation 4.

But while Marvel decided to return to a younger Peter Parker in its recent movies, the makers of the video game have decided they wanted a more mature version of the web-slinger.

The BBC's Chris Foxx asked why when he caught up with the developers at the E3 games expo in Los Angeles.

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14 June 2018

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