There’s no point in defending New York City if you’re not going to do it in style. Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales will have a variety of different suits for you to swag out in, and as part of a Daily Bugle report, Insomniac Games has introduced a fresh new look: the Crimson Cowl Suit. This “slick, athletic” suit comes with a hood – or is it a cowl? To be confirmed.
We’ve already seen the T.R.A.C.K. suit, which is available early as a pre-order bonus and is made of breathable fabric. This two-tone outfit uses a mixture of white and black to make the titular superhero stand out while swinging through Harlem. Which costume are you going to cop first? Dress to impress in the comments section below.
[source twitter.com]
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Neat.
I never changed suits in the first game unless it was a mandatory change during the story.
Depends on the abilities in the suits as changed suits a lot as some came with certain abilities . Loved the iron spider suit
@deathaxe Nope.
I dunno, I am not a fan of things like that.
I didn't do it in Tomb Raider games, I didn't do it in Spider-Man, I didn't do it in Doom Eternal. I didn't change the appearance of the defaults in Souls games or Bloodborne.
Any game that has unlockable cosmetics (or a character customization screens), I just don't bother with exploring. It feels like I am going against the intended look and feel of the main story.
Even with Cyberpunk, whatever the default character selection is, that's what I will use.
Customization just isn't my thing. I go with what the developer picks for me and move on.
I'm so looking forward in playing this on my PS5 next month.
This is a certified hood classic. Damn son, where'd you find this?
@GamingFan4Lyf That sure is a rather interesting way of playing lol.
@Nepp67 I guess.
I should probably caveat, if there is a gear system, I use it. So it's not like I would run around a game in base gear even if it changes the appearance of the character - that gear serves an actual purpose: to get through the game without getting destroyed so easily. Changing outfits (or physical appearance) just for the sake of it doesn't interest me. Probably why I would never spend a dime in a free-to-play game because cosmetics mean nothing to me.
I know Spider-Man's suits have different perks, but it's not as if not equipping a suit is a roadblock to finishing the game - so, to me, they are cosmetics.
@deathaxe well preorder bonus are usually by email. I think theyll deliver some psn code for you to redeem on their store.
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