History YMMV / SpiderMan2EnterElectro

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: One of the common complains about this game is the obvious lack of Beetle (Abner Jenkins) in the game's actual gameplay despite appearing in the cutscenes retrieving a briefcase from Shocker. His name isn't even included in Character Viewer.

** "Wind Tunnel," hands down the hardest non-boss in the game. [[spoiler:Spider-Man must blast away each (explosive) barrel in front of a moving plane with the pilot unconscious in the front seat. Through three rooms. And open the doors to each room. And web up both propellers ''and'' web-yank the plane's tail (depending on the difficulty). And the plane is ''still moving''. Good luck if you have a short supply of webbing!]]

* ThatOneLevel: "Wind Tunnel," hands down the hardest non-boss in the game. [[spoiler:Spider-Man must blast away each (explosive) barrel in front of a moving plane with the pilot unconscious in the front seat. Through three rooms. And open the doors to each room. And web up both propellers ''and'' web-yank the plane's tail (depending on the difficulty). And the plane is ''still moving''. Good luck if you have a short supply of webbing!]]

* ThatOneBoss: [[spoiler:Shocker.]] Practically the only way you can defeat him (unless you've been granted invincibility) is to drop one of the above boxes on his head before the fire consumes the place. And he ''doesn't. Stop. Shooting at you.''

** Rock of Ages can be this to some. You need to climb a (long) museum exhibit to get to electro, avoiding his attacks. The first attack is horizontal lines of electricity that every now and then pass through easily foreseen burnt sections. The problem is that it might ignore it's pattern to strike you. The second attack, where Electro strikes with lightning from above, is warned by spider-sense, and can be avoided by moving left or right. However, even if the player does move, the strike might hit Spidey anyway. Getting hit by either attack sents you back to the start 95% of the time. There are platforms to stand on, but most of the time Spidey falls over them.

* NightmareFuel: The Lizard. Everything about him. The boss fight with him is like something right out of one of the {{Alien}} movies. The only way to beat him is to mix a serum to weaken him so that your attacks can actually hurt him. While you're making the serum on the computer, you need to lock him out of whichever room you're in. Trouble is, while you're doing this, he's breaking into the room. So you could be unexpectedly taken away from the computer due to him attacking you. You're also not safe on the ceiling, either, because he can stick to it as well. Hell, even the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ic2btBE3PE4 cutscene]] before the fight is scary. But perhaps the worst thing of all is Stan Lee's description for him in the character viewer. He sounds like his normal dynamic self when describing everyone else, but his emotionless rundown of The Lizard is pretty disturbing:

* NightmareFuel: The Lizard. Everything about him. The boss fight with him is like something right out of one of the {{Alien}} movies. The only way to beat him is to mix a syrum to weaken him so that you're attacks can actually hurt him. While you're making the syrum on the computer, you need to lock him out of whichever room you're in. Trouble is, while you're doing this, he's breaking into the room. So you could be unexpectedly taken away from the computer due to him attacking you. You're also not safe on the ceiling, either, because he can stick to it as well. Hell, even the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ic2btBE3PE4 cutscene]] before the fight is scary. But perhaps the worst thing of all is Stan Lee's description for him in the character viewer. He sounds like his normal dynamic self when describing everyone else, but his emotionless rundown of The Lizard is pretty disturbing:

* NightmareFuel: The Lizard. Everything about him. The boss fight with him is like something right out of one of the Alien movies. The only way to beat him is to mix a syrum to weaken him so that you're attacks can actually hurt him. While you're making the syrum on the computer, you need to lock him out of whichever room you're in. Trouble is, while you're doing this, he's breaking into the room. So you could be unexpectedly taken away from the computer due to him attacking you. You're also not safe on the ceiling, either, because he can stick to it as well. Hell, even the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ic2btBE3PE4 cutscene]] before the fight is scary. But perhaps the worst thing of all is Stan Lee's description for him in the character viewer. He sounds like his normal dynamic self when describing everyone else, but his emotionless rundown of The Lizard is pretty disturbing:

* BrokenBase: Some consider this game to be average. However, some others consider the game to be more colorful, such as there are slightly more outdoor levels which allow you more web-swinging. The game also offers some more puzzle than the first game which considerably less.

* NightmareFuel: The Lizard. Everything about him. The boss fight with him is like something right out of one of the [[Franchise/Alien Alien]] movies. The only way to beat him is to mix a syrum to weaken him so that you're attacks can actually hurt him. While you're making the syrum on the computer, you need to lock him out of whichever room you're in. Trouble is, while you're doing this, he's breaking into the room. So you could be unexpectedly taken away from the computer due to him attacking you. You're also not safe on the ceiling, either, because he can stick to it as well. Hell, even the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ic2btBE3PE4 cutscene]] before the fight is scary. But perhaps the worst thing of all is Stan Lee's description for him in the character viewer. He sounds like his normal dynamic self when describing everyone else, but his emotionless rundown of The Lizard is pretty disturbing:

* NightmareFuel: The Lizard. Everything about him. The boss fight with him is like something right out of one of the Franchise/Aliens movies. The only way to beat him is to mix a syrum to weaken him so that you're attacks can actually hurt him. While you're making the syrum on the computer, you need to lock him out of whichever room you're in. Trouble is, while you're doing this, he's breaking into the room. So you could be unexpectedly taken away from the computer due to him attacking you. You're also not safe on the ceiling, either, because he can stick to it as well. Hell, even the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ic2btBE3PE4 cutscene]] before the fight is scary. But perhaps the worst thing of all is Stan Lee's description for him in the character viewer. He sounds like his normal dynamic self when describing everyone else, but his emotionless rundown of The Lizard is pretty disturbing:

* NightmareFuel: The Lizard. Everything about him. The boss fight with him is like something right out of one of the Franchise/Alien movies. The only way to beat him is to mix a syrum to weaken him so that you're attacks can actually hurt him. While you're making the syrum on the computer, you need to lock him out of whichever room you're in. Trouble is, while you're doing this, he's breaking into the room. So you could be unexpectedly taken away from the computer due to him attacking you. You're also not safe on the ceiling, either, because he can stick to it as well. Hell, even the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ic2btBE3PE4 cutscene]] before the fight is scary. But perhaps the worst thing of all is Stan Lee's description for him in the character viewer. He sounds like his normal dynamic self when describing everyone else, but his emotionless rundown of The Lizard is pretty disturbing:

* NightmareFuel: The Lizard. Everything about him. The boss fight with him is like something right out of one of the Film/Alien movies. The only way to beat him is to mix a syrum to weaken him so that you're attacks can actually hurt him. While you're making the syrum on the computer, you need to lock him out of whichever room you're in. Trouble is, while you're doing this, he's breaking into the room. So you could be unexpectedly taken away from the computer due to him attacking you. You're also not safe on the ceiling, either, because he can stick to it as well. Hell, even the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ic2btBE3PE4 cutscene]] before the fight is scary. But perhaps the worst thing of all is Stan Lee's description for him in the character viewer. He sounds like his normal dynamic self when describing everyone else, but his emotionless rundown of The Lizard is pretty disturbing:

* BrokenBase: some consider this game to be average. However, some others consider the game to be more colorful, such as there are slightly more outdoor levels which allow you more web-swinging. The game also offers some more puzzle than the first game which considerably less.

** One of Spdiey's quips is "I don't need pointy ears and a cape to figure out that this is probably another heist." So, how was [[WesternAnimation/TheBatman Gotham]], [[Creator/RinoRomano Spidey]]?

* BrokenBase: some consider this game to be average. However, some others consider the game to be more colorful, like there are slightly more outdoor levels which allow you more web-swinging. The game also offers some more puzzle than the first game which considerably less.

* ThatOneLevel: "Wind Tunnel," hands down the hardest non-boss in the game. [[spoiler:Spider-Man must blast away each (explosive) barrel in front of a moving plane with the pilot unconscious in the front seat. Through three rooms. And open the doors to each room. And web up both propellers ''and'' web-yank the plane's tail (depending on the difficulty). And the plane is ''still moving''. Good luck if you have a short supply of webbing!]]

* HilariousInHindsight: The second Spider-Man installment features Electro as the BigBad. Are we talking about the video game or the [[Film/TheAmazingSpiderMan2 the movie?]]

* HilariousInHindsight: The second Spiderman installment features Electro as the BigBad. Are we talking about the video game or the [[Film/TheAmazingSpiderMan2 the movie?]]

* SoOkayItsAverage: Seems to be considered to be a decent MissionPackSequel with some interesting features, but it doesn't have a story with the same scale or memorable characters.