In addition, with the recent focus on different dimensions in films, it would make sense for it to make its way into the gaming world too, with PlayStation's Spider-Man already in the Marvel multiverse. The inclusion of Sanctum Sanctorum in the Greenwich area confirms that Doctor Strange is canon in Insomniac's Spider-Man world, and with recent films building an alliance and budding friendship between the character and Spider-Man, it would not be out of the question for the Sorcerer Supreme to appear in the sequel. Related: Marvel's Spider-Man 2 Trailer Clue Hints That Venom Isn't A Villain One of the best side features of the game is the Landmarks - 47 buildings and structures that can be photographed to earn XP and tokens. While a large selection of these are iconic real-life New York landmarks, such as the Brooklyn Bridge, Times Square, and the Empire State building, others point to fictional structures in the Marvel world, including Avengers Tower and the offices of Nelson and Murdock.
Marvel's Spider-Man uses the game world to perfection, filling each block of the well-crafted NYC with subtle, yet understandable Easter eggs for both those hardcore Spidey fans to those with a basic understanding of the characters in the world.
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