So, on those two fronts, does the game succeed? And considering how large a game The Amazing Spider-Man is, concerns about how well the Vita would be able to handle an open-world superhero game seem entirely valid. Of course, the mere fact of the game’s existence doesn’t matter much if it’s not very good. Not only that, the original PS3 game was one of my favorite games of 2012, so getting the chance to replay it on my favourite system is quite welcome. While the Vita has lots and lots of different types of games, one thing it’s a little lacking in is third-person action games from major publishers - and, obviously, The Amazing Spider-Man fills that particular niche quite well. Don’t get me wrong, I’m always happy to see more games on the Vita, but seeing as a) the movie it’s based on came out back in June 2012, b) the game it’s a port of came out at the same time, and c) the sequel game and movie will be here in just a few months, the timing of it all seems a little odd. If nothing else, The Amazing Spider-Man is the most puzzling addition to the PS Vita’s library we’ve ever had. Also On: PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, Wii U, 3DS, DS, PC

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