Spider-Man 2 players discover strange street interview Easter Egg

John Esposito
Spider-Man 2 lets players take part in interviews as the web-head

Spider-Man 2 embraces the life of Spidey, as a new discovery reveals you can take part in interviews with the media. They go about as serious as you’d expect an interview with Spidey to go.

One of Spider-Man 2‘s more underrated aspects is the delicate amount of detail Insomniac Games has put into the streets of New York.

As Spider-Man, you’d probably never think that, and for good reason, as most of your time is spent in the “clouds” of the city. Yet if you head down below, you’ll discover some truly bizarre things that fit the city’s identity, such as wild NPC conversations.

It doesn’t stop there, as the latest discovery lets you participate in interviews.

Spider-Man 2 lets players participate in interviews

Since Spider-Man 2 launched, players have discovered unique NPC interactions where they acknowledge your presence as Spider-Man. One of the coolest examples of that came from user Assiahn who discovered you can take part in interviews.

During a live interview, a reporter acknowledged Spider-Man. He stepped over to the reporter, and the game thrust him into a live interview. He was then hit with the most important question of them all: “Is a hotdog a sandwich?”

Spidey answered “No, but it might be a salad. Think about it.”

His answer left viewers absolutely speechless. “That’s a menace ass statement,” one user replied, while another cosigned Jonah Jameson’s hate of the Wall Crawler, “JJJ was right about this mf the whole time.”

While players wait for highly requested features, unique discoveries like this continue to pop up. New York needs its Spider-Men, so don’t be surprised if you see more unique interviews pop up in the streets.

About The Author

John graduated with a degree in Sport Management in 2017, before discovering he had a hidden joy for writing. Since then, he's worked for GameRant, Twinfinite, and Jaxon, covering everything related to gaming. Currently, he's a Games Writer for Dexerto, and all tips and tricks welcome: john.esposito@dexerto.com