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I am still buying this game  Unlimted crime fighting or not.

It's probably because the game has enough code in it already.

We've got Web Rush and all it's animations, we've got a large highly detailed city, we've got costumes, and FULL comics and all this other stuff in it.

The game only had about two years of development and was worked on simultaneously next to another game. PLUS it's a movie game. Beenox probably didn't have THAT much time. We gotta cut em some slack somewhere.

As for this being DLC, I doubt it. That's a LOT of code to just randomly add as a downloadable feature. That's something you'd want to have on-disc...Maybe a "Gold Edition" as M:UA 1 had?

From what I've read on the reviews that are slowly popping up, this only happens if you reach 100% completion. So, if you don't hit 100%, theoretically, it should be fine.

Honestly, I think it's a travesty. Not only can we not continue to fight crime under the same save after 100% completion, there's no New Game Plus. This destroys replay value. Could be they didn't use their time wisely: As some would argue that without replayability the game isn't worth 60 bucks, or maybe Activision just didn't give them enough time and resources to make it happen.

Either way, it sucks for us customers and fans alike because we've been swindled into thinking this wasn't just another movie game rushed out the door a week before or after the movie releases. No, they told us it took place after the events of the movie (true), and that they were given adequate leeway with the license to do as they desired (not true).

So basically Beenox is telling us they're either very naive or they're highly incompetent at their own game. It's so transparent that their handler, Activision, doesn't want us playing this game for weeks on end. What they want is more of our money from DLC that adds new content to compensate for no New Game Plus (probably 15 bucks a pop for less than 2 hours of game play), and when they decide to go ahead with a sequel the masses will eat it up because they'vebeen craving it for so long since ASM has almost non-existent replayability.

Well I say no more, either Beenox/Activision writes this wrong for free or this will be the last time they get a penny out of me. I won't be nickeled and dimed.

I love this game and all but, in all the interviews they say their is always crimes going on. Really Beenox? You lied to us. This game is fun but if you make unlimited crimes, carchases, deadlocks, etc. I'll be playing this game for a long time.I mean you made the crimes stop just so you could get a 100% and an acievment? That's stupid in my opinion. This game is fun but before you make dlc, before you make more costumes, MAKE UNLIMITED CRIMES!!!!!!

I'm pretty much done with this game the past few days. I try to enjoy it and I'm currently playing it just swinging around but as Spider-Man said earlier when I was idling "this pointless hanging around is starting to lose its charm" (something along that lines). When I have nothing to do I have the urgent feeling to play this game but it fades away slowly once the game is running because there is nothing to do.

Beenox? When are you going to do something about this? I never played through the open world Spider-Man games a second time and I wont play this games story a 2nd time either, I'm more of a freeroaming and crime fighter in the open world Spider-Man games. Most of the time I spent just swinging around fighting crime in the previous titles.

I dont mind it it makes it so it feels like an achievement when you finish and not some constant pointless crime fighting with a reward. start a new game i reckon.

This was done once before in Spider-man 2 and actually yes no unlimited would crime would be great.  Another thing I'd like the car chasing from Spider-man 2 puching roofs stopping cars and having to take on the criminals.  Also being able to hang criminals from street poles and webbing them to walls now that would be great.  Thankfully though no ballon grabs for children that always seemed annoying