- Publisher: Activision
- Release Date: Sep 19, 2005
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 14 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 11 out of 14
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Mixed: 1 out of 14
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Negative: 2 out of 14
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JoekingApr 19, 2007This is an excellent game. Good use of the stylus with Venom. The stylus use otherwise seems like a bit of an afterthought (oh, let's throw in a quick stylus stroke here!) Difficult boss battles make the relatively short storyline still take some time. Were it a bit longer, it would earn a 10.
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AdamNov 10, 2005Story was a little short and did not follow the ultimate storyline, but everything else was an A.
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[Anonymous]Sep 22, 2005Great graphics! Venom play is fun!
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TonyG.Dec 3, 2005exellent game. like the 2d/3d style. more games in this caliber should be in the works more than 3d titles for this sytem. this is a hard core 2d gamers machine. long live 2d!! imagine a castlevania game in this style, or even in the style of contra shattered soldiers for the ps2!?!? that would be a castlevania fan dream come true! and mine!
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Oct 12, 2021A wonderful and unique game... Everything in this game is great. From graphics to game control system and levels ...
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May 30, 2023Decent cartoony graphics but the linear level design doesn't have the depth of either Shattered Dimensions or Web Of Shadows and the controls are truly horrible.
Awards & Rankings
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#40 Most Discussed DS Game of 2005
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#35 Most Shared DS Game of 2005
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The touchscreen sequences for Venom are well done and use that feature of the DS to the gamer’s advantage. But the Spidey sequences under-use the touch screen, and the sound can be a little tinny at times, when heard through the DS speaker.
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The game is varied enough and contains enough special moves to give you a few runs though without feeling like complete repetition.
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This is definitely the ultimate superhero experience on the DS, making the most of the dual screen for presentation and gameplay and a valiant attempt at touch screen control.