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"Spider-Man" for the Nintendo 64, released in 2000, is an action-adventure game that brought one of Marvel's most beloved superheroes to life in 3D. Developed by Neversoft and published by Activision, it featured a storyline where players controlled Spider-Man as he navigated through various levels across New York City, swinging between buildings, climbing walls, and engaging in combat with enemies. The plot involves Spider-Man being framed for stealing a technological device, leading him on a quest to clear his name and thwart a sinister plot by a coalition of his most notorious enemies, including Doctor Octopus, Venom, and Carnage. Players must use Spider-Man’s unique abilities, such as web-slinging and spider sense, to overcome obstacles and defeat foes.

The game was notable for its faithful adaptation of the Spider-Man universe, incorporating many elements from the comics, including a wide range of characters and villains. It also included voice acting from some of the same actors who worked on the "Spider-Man" animated series, helping to create a coherent and immersive experience that appealed to both comic fans and gamers. The N64 version, while slightly graphically inferior to its PlayStation counterpart due to the console's limitations, implemented the use of the Expansion Pak to enhance the resolution, offering clearer visuals. It was widely praised for its engaging gameplay, storyline, and its ability to make players truly feel like Spider-Man, making it a memorable and influential title in the pantheon of superhero games.

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