Spider-Man and the X-Men: Arcade's Revenge

Reviews[]

Format	Reviews	Average Score	First Review
SNES	5	83%	1992/09
Mega Drive	3	66%	1992/11
Game Boy	1	49%	1994/03

Magazine	Review Type	Published	Format	Reviewer	Page No(s)	Rating
Bad Influence! Issue 1		1992	Mega Drive	Steve McNally	36-38	90%
Diehard Game Fan Vol.1 No.1	Original	1992/09	SNES	Bud D	6, 28	90% (90%, 90%)
Nintendo Magazine System Issue 2		1992/10	SNES	Julian Rignall, Richard Leadbetter	20-24	89%
Game Zone Vol.2 Issue 1		1992/10/23	SNES	Patrick McCarthy	20-22	90%
Super Pro Issue 1	Original	1992/11	SNES	David Westley	48-49	85%
MEGA Issue 14		1993/10/21	Mega Drive	Paul Mellerick		45%
Hyper Issue 1	Original	1993/12	Mega Drive	David Wildgoose	41	62%
Hyper Issue 1	Original	1993/12	SNES	Andrew Humphreys	41	62%
Super Gamer Issue 1		1994/03/03	Game Boy	Damian Butt, Keith Pullin		49%

Comments

Magazine	Format	Reviewer	Rating	Comment
Diehard Game Fan Vol.1 No.1	SNES	Bud D	90% (90%, 90%)	Everything here is just right! Spiderman and the X-Men rounds out to be a great overall action package, definitely recommended.
Hyper Issue 1	SNES	David Wildgoose	62%	But a few plays later you'll be bored. Why? Because it's soulless and has no atmosphere. Having so many different levels and characters may seem like a good idea but it doesn't hang together to create a satisfying game. I would have preferred to have just one or two characters (Storm and Spidey) and have them developed a lot further.
Hyper Issue 1	Mega Drive	Andrew Humphreys	62%	If you're a Mega Drive owner with a fetish for super heroes, give this one a miss and go for either Spiderman or The X-Men on their own. Both are better games than Arcade's Revenge. The X-Men is probably the pick of the two (because it's slicker and for two players), but even the old Spidey game stacks up against this.