Ever since the masked vigilante debuted in the comics in 1962, it was clear that something great was afoot. It came as Spider-Man made his way through various forms of media. However, there's more than one version of Peter Parker we've had to accept through its shaky adaptations. We've come a long way from the first Marvel Comics-adapted Spider-Man video game on Atari in 1982 to Marvel's Spider-Man 2 on PS5. As a huge Spidey fan, I've been through it all. As such, I decided to sit down and rank all of our favorite Spider-Man games from worst to best. Make sure you reach number 1 on the list, as it may come as a shock to some.

1990 was the first time we saw a platformer, Spidey saving Mary Jane from Mysterio. Although the game was made as an Atari-style puzzle adventure, platforming was also added later. The developers chose to add web-slinging along with just the knuckles on the enemies.

The game has a good plot and solid mechanics despite being such an old creation. It was also the first time we saw the fast mode in DOS. This meant you could run the game faster with a better CPU. Overall, despite being 3o years old, Spider-Man 1990 gave us the start we needed from a Spider-Man game.

Based on the dark tone of the Spider-Man film from the original Spidey trilogy, Spider-Man 3 (2007) brought a new web-slinging experience to the table. After a long decade of learning to perfect the nets and swing, Activision had cracked it.