Marvel Spider Man Pc Controls

You will be happy to know that this AAA Playstation 4 exclusive is fully playable on PC with good frame-rate and graphics. You can expect a decent performance while running this game at 4k resolution. Although PCSX4 ver. 1.2.4 fixes most the graphical lags encountered while playing at high resolutions, there are some audio syncing issues which may occur on Maxwell & Polaris based GPU’s due to the I/O speed mismatch. This issue will be fixed in the next revision of PCSX4.

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The game runs beautifully if your PC has enough resources to feed this game.

In our test bench, we ran this game at 4k resolution with maxed out settings and it does not disappoint us. Playing Spiderman at 4K does require a beefy GPU but you can still enjoy this game on lower resolutions even with your old GPU.

At 1440p graphics still, look incredible if you are running it on a 4k display. You need a minimum of GTX 1070 to run this game at 60FPS in 1440p resolution.

No need to worry if are in the 1080p squad. This game renders more than 3 Gigs of textures so a minimum of 4GB graphics card is required. Even the budget GPU like GTX 1060 can run this game at 60FPS in 1080p which is impressive. The game will still be playable on legacy series GPUs such as GTX 9xx and GTX 7xx.

When we cranked up the graphics to the highest settings which are more than what console offers, we got around 40-50 fps. There are some issues with hud & subtitles as they tend to jitter sometimes but the overall gameplay is buttery smooth. We recommend disabling subtitles until we fix this in the next release of PCSX4.

Check out the video below for SpiderMan (2018) PC gameplay performance.

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Spider-Man: The Movie
Developers
Windows
Publishers
Release dates
Windows	April 14, 2002

1Availability
2Essential improvements
3Game data
6Audio settings
8Issues Fixed
9Issues Unresolved
10Other information

⤏ Go to series page
Subseries of Marvel
Spider-Man (1986)	1986
The Amazing Spider-Man and Captain America in Dr. Doom's Revenge!	1989
The Amazing Spider-Man	1990
Spider-Man & Venom: Separation Anxiety	1995
Spider-Man: The Sinister Six	1996
Spider-Man	2001
Spider-Man: The Movie	2002
Spider-Man 2: The Game	2004
Ultimate Spider-Man	2005
Spider-Man 3	2007
Spider-Man: Friend or Foe	2007
Spider-Man: Web of Shadows	2008
Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions	2010
The Amazing Spider-Man (2012)	2012
The Amazing Spider-Man 2	2014
Spider-Man: Homecoming - Virtual Reality Experience	2017
Spider-Man: Far From Home Virtual Reality	2019

Availability[edit]

Source	DRM	Notes	Keys	OS
Retail	Disc 2 is used for check. (also used for FMV cutscenes if not fully installed.)

Demos[edit]

Essential improvements[edit]

Skip intro videos[edit]

Delete/rename video files^{[citation needed]}
Go to `<path-to-game>movies` Delete or rename `ACTIVISN.bik`, `GrayMatr.bik`, `Origin1.bik` and `Treyarch.bik`.

Patches[edit]

Patch 1.3 is the last patch and resolves a number of issues.

Game data[edit]

Configuration file(s) location[edit]

System	Location
Windows	<path-to-game>game.ini^{[Note 1]}

Save game data location[edit]

System	Location
Windows	<path-to-game>SavedGames0^{[Note 1]}

Video settings[edit]

Marvel's Spider Man Game

Graphics feature	State	WSGF	Notes
Widescreen resolution	See the WSGF entry.
Multi-monitor
Ultra-widescreen	See the WSGF entry.
4K Ultra HD	See the WSGF entry.
Field of view (FOV)
Windowed	See the glossary page for potential workarounds.
Borderless fullscreen windowed	See the glossary page for potential workarounds.
Anisotropic filtering (AF)	See the glossary page for potential workarounds.
Anti-aliasing (AA)	MSAA can be forced through the graphics card control panel.
Vertical sync (Vsync)	See the glossary page for potential workarounds.
60 FPS	FMVs are locked at 30 FPS.
120+ FPS

Input settings[edit]

Keyboard and mouse	State	Notes
Remapping
Mouse acceleration	Strong mouse acceleration in-game. Can't be disabled.
Mouse sensitivity	Low, Medium, High settings.
Mouse input in menus	No mouse acceleration in menus.
Mouse Y-axis inversion
Controller
Controller support	Uses DirectInput and won't recognize all XInput inputs. If your controller has a DirectInput mode, use that. If not, see Game doesn't recognize all inputs from XInput controller.
Full controller support
Controller remapping
Controller sensitivity
Controller Y-axis inversion

Additional information
Button prompts
Controller hotplugging
Haptic feedback
Simultaneous controller+KB/M

Audio settings[edit]

Audio feature	State	Notes
Separate volume controls
Surround sound
Subtitles
Closed captions
Mute on focus lost

Localizations

Language	UI	Audio	Sub	Notes
English

VR support[edit]

3D modes	Native	Notes
vorpX	G3D User created game profile, requires D3D8to9, see vorpx forum profile introduction.

Issues Fixed[edit]

Game doesn't recognize all inputs from XInput controller[edit]

Use AntiMicro to map unrecognized inputs to keyboard and mouse

Use AntiMicro to map unrecognized inputs to keyboard and mouse
Replace the `[KEYBOARD]`, `[JOYSTICK]`, and `[MOUSE]` sections of `<path-to-game>game.ini` with the below: Set up AntiMicro with this profile. If you like, you can also set AntiMicro to use this profile when the game is run, as well as set AntiMicro to run on PC startup, both from AntiMicro's settings, if you want to automate the process for playing the game. Notes This should be a rough mapping of a standard XInput controller to the PS2 controls based on the locations of the inputs on the Xbox 360 controller and the PS2 controller (`A`->`X`, `LT`->`L2`, etc). The PS2 control scheme can be found here. Because of differences in the PC version of the game, there are still a few significant differences in controls from console versions. On PC the gamepad recenter camera control is always tied to the web action control (`LT` in this control scheme) like the 'classic' control scheme on consoles. On PC, the yo-yo spidey move is `LT`+`RB` which maps to the 'enhanced' control scheme from the console versions. The dodging moves do not work.

Replace the [KEYBOARD], [JOYSTICK], and [MOUSE] sections of <path-to-game>game.ini with the below:
Set up AntiMicro with this profile.
If you like, you can also set AntiMicro to use this profile when the game is run, as well as set AntiMicro to run on PC startup, both from AntiMicro's settings, if you want to automate the process for playing the game.

Notes

This should be a rough mapping of a standard XInput controller to the PS2 controls based on the locations of the inputs on the Xbox 360 controller and the PS2 controller (A->X, LT->L2, etc). The PS2 control scheme can be found here.

Because of differences in the PC version of the game, there are still a few significant differences in controls from console versions.

On PC the gamepad recenter camera control is always tied to the web action control (LT in this control scheme) like the 'classic' control scheme on consoles.
On PC, the yo-yo spidey move is LT+RB which maps to the 'enhanced' control scheme from the console versions.
The dodging moves do not work.

Cutscenes are distorted[edit]

Use dgVoodoo2 and DxWnd

Use dgVoodoo2 and DxWnd
Set up dgVoodoo2. Download dgVoodoo 2. Copy the DLL files from the `MS/x86` folder to `<path-to-game>`, where `SpiderMan.exe` is located. Open `dgVoodooCpl.exe`. You may want to make a separate profile for the game (hit the Add button at the top of the window, and select the `<path-to-game>` folder, which you copied the DLL files into). Under the General tab, set the Appearance to Fullscreen and Scaling mode to Stretched, keep Aspect Ratio. Under the DirectX tab, set the Resolution to the resolution you intend to run the game with, and uncheck the 'dgVoodoo Watermark' option. You can also set the Filtering option here if you want to force anisotropic filtering. Click the OK button. Set up DxWnd. Download DxWnd. Run `dxwnd.exe` and go to Edit->Add, then in the Main tab, type in a Name, and for Path browse to and select `<path-to-game>SpiderMan.exe`. In the same Main tab, make sure under Generic, Fullscreen only is checked, and under Position, Desktop center is selected. In the Video tab, set Window style to default, Window size & position to Anchored, and Screen resolution to Native. Click the OK button. Now as long as DxWnd is running when you launch the game, the cutscenes should be visible and stretched to your screen, though they will still be stretched out if you have the game set to run in any aspect ratio besides 4:3. If you are using a 16:9 aspect ratio, you can download modified cutscene files that are stretched properly for 16:9 aspect ratios to watch the cutscenes in-game without any distortion. Go to `<path-to-game>` and make a backup of the `movies` folder. Download these modified .BIK files and place them in the `movies` folder (replacing the old files, which you should have backed up). Notes If you like, you can automate launching DxWnd on your PC's startup by placing a shortcut to `dxwnd.exe` in your Start Menu's `Startup` folder, and changing the shortcut's properties. In the Properties window of the shortcut, in the Shortcut tab, change Target by adding `/T` to the end of the text in the field. The resulting field should look something like `'<path-to-DxWnd>dxwnd.exe' /T`. The `/T` parameter launches DxWnd in the system tray.

Set up dgVoodoo2.
1. Download dgVoodoo 2.
2. Copy the DLL files from the MS/x86 folder to <path-to-game>, where SpiderMan.exe is located.
3. Open dgVoodooCpl.exe. You may want to make a separate profile for the game (hit the Add button at the top of the window, and select the <path-to-game> folder, which you copied the DLL files into).
4. Under the General tab, set the Appearance to Fullscreen and Scaling mode to Stretched, keep Aspect Ratio.
5. Under the DirectX tab, set the Resolution to the resolution you intend to run the game with, and uncheck the 'dgVoodoo Watermark' option. You can also set the Filtering option here if you want to force anisotropic filtering.
6. Click the OK button.
Set up DxWnd.
1. Download DxWnd.
2. Run dxwnd.exe and go to Edit->Add, then in the Main tab, type in a Name, and for Path browse to and select <path-to-game>SpiderMan.exe.
3. In the same Main tab, make sure under Generic, Fullscreen only is checked, and under Position, Desktop center is selected.
4. In the Video tab, set Window style to default, Window size & position to Anchored, and Screen resolution to Native.
5. Click the OK button.
Now as long as DxWnd is running when you launch the game, the cutscenes should be visible and stretched to your screen, though they will still be stretched out if you have the game set to run in any aspect ratio besides 4:3.
If you are using a 16:9 aspect ratio, you can download modified cutscene files that are stretched properly for 16:9 aspect ratios to watch the cutscenes in-game without any distortion.
1. Go to <path-to-game> and make a backup of the movies folder.
2. Download these modified .BIK files and place them in the movies folder (replacing the old files, which you should have backed up).

Notes

If you like, you can automate launching DxWnd on your PC's startup by placing a shortcut to dxwnd.exe in your Start Menu's Startup folder, and changing the shortcut's properties. In the Properties window of the shortcut, in the Shortcut tab, change Target by adding /T to the end of the text in the field. The resulting field should look something like '<path-to-DxWnd>dxwnd.exe' /T. The /T parameter launches DxWnd in the system tray.

Issues Unresolved[edit]

Crash/black screen with resolutions higher than 640x480 in Windows 10[edit]

If the game is set to a resolution higher than 640x480 in Windows 10, the game will attempt to change resolutions and might freeze on a black screen after the intro movies, when starting or loading a game, or even whenever you navigate through the menus to watch movies/cutscenes. The only solution so far is to play in 640x480. Unknown if there is a fix to play at higher resolutions.

Play in 640x480^{[citation needed]}

Try using dgVoodoo2 and DxWnd^{[citation needed]}
A possible workaround is to run the game using dgVoodoo2 and DxWnd. Follow the method for setup in Cutscenes are distorted.

Other information[edit]

API[edit]

Executable	32-bit	64-bit	Notes
Windows

System requirements[edit]