History VideoGame / SpiderManAndTheXMenInArcadesRevenge

The playable characters are Spider-Man, ComicBook/{{Cyclops}}, ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, ComicBook/{{Gambit}} and ComicBook/{{Storm}}.

* BattleInTheRain: Spider-Man's second stage.

* CircusOfFear: The Wolverine levels.

* ImmuneToBullets: The Cyclops levels have actual cyclops enemies that are invulnerable to Cyke's optic beams, forcing the player to defeat them with his puny kicks.

* NintendoHard: Make no mistake, this game is hard!

* ObviousBeta: An unfortunate example, as Software Creations were given a very tight deadline to complete the game by. This resulted in some very stiff controls and odd game mechanics (for example, once a character crouches they stay crouched until the player presses a button to "uncrouch" them) that make the game a bit of a slog to get through outside of emulators (where cheats can compensate for things like the incredibly tiny jumps the characters take).

The SNES and Game Boy versions of this game were reviewed by ''WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd'' in his "[[Creator/LJNToys LJN]] Sports and Creator/{{Marvel}} Games" review.

* CrossOver: This was the game's main selling point back in the day, especially since it was released around the time the X-Men and Spider-Man were having a crossover in their respective animated shows too.

* UnderwaterBossBattle: Storm's level boss is the tank defense system.

* RoguesGalleryTransplant: The boss of the second Spider-Man level (first if you don't count the intro stage) is N'astirh, a relatively obscure X-Men villain from the ''ComicBook/{{Inferno}}'' CrisisCrossover.

* MonsterClown: The clown enemies in the Wolverine levels. They're actually modeled after an obscure clown character from the comics, the very-appropriately named [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obnoxio_the_Clown Obnoxio]].

* FrickinLaserBeams: The giant Selene boss attacks you with these.

''Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge'' is the title of a video game first released for the Super NES in 1992 by Acclaim's LJN label. The game was later released for the Genesis, Game Boy, and Game Gear (versions for Sega consoles were released under the Flying Edge label). The single-player game features ComicBook/SpiderMan and the ComicBook/XMen, teaming up in one of the first Marvel CrossOver games to take on classic villain [[DeadlyGame Arcade]].

* BladderOfSteel: Having no save option was one of this game's biggest flaws; it made the game near-impossible to beat.

* ObviousBeta: An unfortunate example, as LJN was given a very tight deadline to complete the game by. This resulted in some very stiff controls and odd game mechanics (for example, once a character crouches they stay crouched until the player presses a button to "uncrouch" them) that make the game a bit of a slog to get through outside of emulators (where cheats can compensate for things like the incredibly tiny jumps the characters take).

* {{Roofhopping}}: The Spider-Man levels.

''Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge'' is the title of a video game first released for the Super Nintendo in 1992 by Acclaim's LJN label. The game was later released for the Mega Drive/Genesis, Game Boy, and Game Gear (versions for Sega consoles were released under the Flying Edge label). The single-player game features ComicBook/SpiderMan and the ComicBook/XMen, teaming up in one of the first Marvel CrossOver games to take on classic villain [[DeadlyGame Arcade]].

* TheCavalry: You fight the final boss as Spider-Man, with all the X-Men standing on the sidelines offering fire support. Subverted in that they're not actually damaging the boss in any way, though.

''Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge'' is the title of a video game first released for the Super Nintendo in 1992 by Acclaim's LJN label. The game was later released for the Mega Drive/Genesis, Game Boy, and Game Gear (versions for Sega consoles were released under the Flying Edge label). The single-player game features characters from Creator/MarvelComics.

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!!This VideoGame contains examples of:

* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: Gambit's level boss is a gigantic Selene robot.

* EleventhHourSuperpower: Storm gets this for the final levels, since that's the only time the player gets to play her on dry land.

* MonsterClown: The clown enemies in the Wolverine levels.

* UnderTheSea: The Storm levels.

* VillainTeamUp: The final bosses for Spider-Man's levels are Carnage and the Rhino. Rhino charges back and forth on the ground while Carnage harasses you on the rooftops.

* AnticlimaxBoss: While very appropriate for the character, the final boss is a good deal less difficult to defeat than his predecessors.

* GoddamnedBats: ''Every'' level has at least one enemy that counts as this, and they're a major reason behind this game's NintendoHard status.

* CrossOver: It's not often you get Spider-Man and the X-Men together in one game.

* TheJuggernaut: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Juggernaut]].

''Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge'' is the title of a video game first released for the Super Nintendo in 1992 by Acclaim's LJN label. The game was later released for the Mega Drive/Genesis, Game Boy, and Game Gear (versions for Sega consoles were released under the Flying Edge label). The single-player game features characters from MarvelComics.