But its something
they care about in video games.
He's the superhero and is saving lives whenever he can.
Yet she doesn't praise him, and he praises her as 'amazing.'
These details are not done by accident.
As I said I haven't played it myself, and only going off what I've heard, so if that's a mute point then I guess that was an exaggeration from whom I heard it from.
We shall see the importance of Peter's role in future games. Perhaps you're correct and they'll be a 50/50 team, but from the cutscenes I saw it seemed like more than that.
And the script writer made this public -
Insomniac is continuing to share details on Spider-Man 2, this time confirming who’s the lead Web-Head moving forward.
www.dexerto.com
Spider-Man 2 writer reveals Miles Morales is now the main character
But I have a feeling Insomiac wants to keep their sales numbers high, especially with the supposed $300 million budget for the recent game, and not go back to the sales of the 'Miles Morales' PS5 launch title that only sold half the units of the 2018 Spider-Man game.
So time will tell.
As a huge fan of the Ultimate Spider-Man comics I've despised Miles because they killed off Peter and introduced Miles to replace him.
That said, the absolute BEST portrayal of Miles was 'Into The Spiderverse.' I literally have no complaints with Miles being a rookie superhero and learning from a jaded Peter.
Haven't seen the sequel, but I probably will as the 3rd movie is getting closer to being released.
I look at this way... new minority characters inheriting the mantle of popular white characters is a form of tokenism. They're basically admitting the black character can't be popular through their own merrits and individuality and must be given the name & costume of a more popular character in the hopes the popularity transfers over... and that never works in the dozens of attempts.
Blade
Storm
Spawn
Black Panther
Psylocke
War Machine
Luke Cage
Bishop
These are just the top names off the top of my head of great original black comic book characters that didn't need any help from a more popular character to become popular.
Spawn was the #1 most successful independent comic book series of the 90s.
Blade's 1998 movie achieved a success that gave Hollywood the confidence to put in production the 2000 X-Men movie, which greenlit the 2002 Spider-Man movie, numerous other independent comic book films throughout the 2000s like Hellboy, and eventually the MCU.
But apparently they can't/won't develop their own new black super hero characters now.