Spider-Man: The Movie going cheap

June 2, 2003 6:43AM PDT

By Justin Calvert, Executive Editor

Activision announces that its movie-inspired Spider-Man action game will be relaunched at a budget price on all current console platforms.

Activision has today announced that Spider-Man: The Movie has been selected for inclusion in Sony Computer Entertainment America's Greatest Hits, Microsoft's Platinum Hits, and Nintendo of America's Player's Choice programs. As a recent addition to each brand--and one of the first games to recognized by all three of the programs simultaneously--Spider-Man: The Movie will be relaunched at a suggested retail price of just $19.99.

In order to qualify for the respective programs, games must have sold more then 400,000 copies on the PlayStation 2 and 450,000 copies on the GameCube and have sold well at retail and been available for at least nine months on Xbox. For more information on Spider-Man: The Movie, check out our full reviews of the PS2, GameCube, and Xbox versions of the game.

By Justin Calvert, Executive Editor

Justin's youth was largely misspent playing Commodore 64 and Amiga games. He left the UK's Official PlayStation Magazine to join GameSpot in 2000, believes that he's one of the best Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe players in the world, and puts HP Sauce on everything.

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