Spider-Man swings free in Lego Marvel's Avengers today Trailer now on the web. Spider-Man will dangle his way into Lego Marvel's Avengers today as a free download.You can nab the Spider-Man character pack on PC, PlayStation 3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One.Spidey was left out of the base game - although it released way back before Captain America: Civil War arrived in cinemas and introduced Marvel's new Spider-Man incarnation.Included in the pack are the Marvel Cinematic Universe Spider-Man, classic Peter Parker Spider-Man, Miles Morales Spider-Man, Spider-Girl, Iron Spider and Scarlet Spider.It will likely be the final addition to Lego Marvel's Avengers, as Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens is now only just around the corner. And, following that, Phase Two of the Lego Dimensions platform. Comments for this article are now closed, but please feel free to continue chattingScientists Are Working On How To Make Cannabis Safer The First Commercially Available Car Navigation System Was From 1981
Now Is The Time To Buy An Oculus Rift Logan: The Australian ReviewLEGO Marvel's Avengers / Captain America: Civil War Spider-Man—played by Tom Holland—will be making his way to LEGO Marvel's Avengers. Civil War Spidey Will "Soon" Be Playable in LEGO Marvel's Avengers Developer TT Games will add a new Spider-Man character pack "soon" on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation Vita, Wii U, Nintendo 3DS, and Steam, according to USA Today. In March, the developer launched a Captain America: Civil War character pack featuring Agent 13, Black Panther, Captain America, Crossbones, Falcon, Mark 46 Iron Man, Scarlet Witch, War Machine, and Winter Soldier—so, it's about time Spidey joined his buds. IGN gave LEGO Marvel's Avengers a 6.7 out of 10 in our review. We thought the game was fun, but ultimately "restricted by stubbornly sticking to the Marvel Cinematic Universe." Civil War Spidey is currently playable in developer Netmarble's Marvel Future Fight mobile game and publisher Gazillion's PC online game Marvel Heroes.
Holland made his Spider-Man debut in Captain America: Civil War, which generated huge profits at the box office. He'll continue his run in a Spider-Man solo film called Spider-Man: Homecoming. Nicole is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow her on Twitter.Attention LEGO fans and collectors: if you happen to be a fan of both the interlocking brick toys and supeheroes — and I’m sure there are plenty of you out there that meet both of those criteria — then this summer is going to be awesome for you. Via Comic Book Resources, the folks at LEGO have just given us a first look at several new Marvel and DC playsets that are heading our way soon, featuring characters like Spider-Man, Batman, and the Suicide Squad. Well, sort of the Suicide Squad. What, did you think they’re going to make a toy for “ages 4 and up” with the words “Suicide” scrawled across the box? (between us chickens though, I kind of wish they could too). Check out pictures of the sets in the gallery below!
First up in the LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Spider-Man set is Spider-Man: Web Warriors Ultimate Bridge Battle. This one comes with seven minifigures, which include the Scorpion, Kraven the Hunter, Green Goblin, Aunt May, Spider-Girl, Scarlet Spider and Spider-Man. The building parts of the set offer a section of bridge, Goblin Glider, Taxi and a Police ATV. Unfortunately, there is no Gwen Stacy figure, so you can’t play “Green Goblin throws Gwen off the bridge and her lame boyfriend accidently kills her.” Sorry kids weird adults. The second Spidey set is a smaller one, the Spider-Man: Ghost Rider Team-Up. This set offers just three minifigures, Hobgoblin, Ghost Rider and Spider-Man. Buildable vehicles include a Ghost Rider Bike, Goblin Glider and a traffic light model. Ghost Rider currently doesn’t have a comic on the stands or a movie in development, so I have to wonder why him and not, say, Iron Man, but there you have it. The final Spider-Man set looks to be the coolest, and it’s Spider-Man: Doc Ock’s Tentacle Trap.
For this one you get five minifigures including Doc Ock, the Vulture, Captain Stacy, White Tiger and Spidey. The buildable portions of the set include Doc Ock’s Octo-Bot and a police speedboat. On the DC Superheroes tip, we’ve got the Dark Knight in Batman Scarecrow Harvest of Fear. This set offers five minifigures, including Gas Mask Batman, Blue Beetle, Scarecrow, Killer Moth and a farmer. The three vehicles that can be built in the set include The Batcopter, Scarecrow’s harvester and the farmer’s tractor. Not entirely sure why Blue Beetle is there, but hey, why not. And finally, we’ve got the Suicide Squad set that isn’t really a Suicide Squad set. Technically, this LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes set is titled Batman Killer Croc Sewer Smash. But included among the set’s five minifigures are Suicide Squad members Killer Croc, Captain Boomerang and Katana. So, it’s a tie-in without being a tie-in. The set also includes Batman and Red Hood minifigures. The three vehicles that can be built include the Bat-Tank, Killer Croc’s Battle Chomper and Red Hood’s motorbike.
Check them out in our gallery below. What do you think of all these rad superhero LEGO sets? Let us know your thoughts down below in the comments.At the New York Toy Fair today, LEGO unveiled two new sets for the upcoming Spider-Man Homecoming movie. Whilst the first set gives us another look at the ATM Heist scene from the Trailer, the second shows a hitherto unseen scene featuring the Vulture, Spider-Man and Iron Man battling around a moving armoured van. Whilst we all know just how misleading Lego sets can be, the most intriguing thing about this second set is that one of the characters on the box has been greyed out - both in the character panel in the bottom left, and on the artwork itself where the character is driving the van - suggesting that their name and identity constitue a spoiler for the movie itself. Furthermore, the crates that are falling out of the van carry the initials "DODC", a branding we have seen previously on both cast listings and set photos which internet fan theories have linked to the inclusion of the Damage Control agency in Spider-Man Homecoming