the graphics are not bad but if you played Maximum Carnage once again you will be let down big time.
If you do choose to use cheats (if you want to see past the second level is a pretty good idea) then you will see how the levels repeat theselves over and over again (at least the background changes) there will be different enemies but it will feel like the same thing over and over. Now the Gameplay is good, but the difficulty is just so hard its either you die in like 5 minutes or you use cheats and beat the game in 15. It was a commercial success, selling over two million copies worldwide.I am a very big Spider-man fan and I usually end up buying most spider-man games but this was an excuse for a game, and if you have played Maximum Carnage the prequel you will be in for a big let down. "Venom: Spider-Man: Separation Anxiety" received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised the graphics and gameplay, but criticized the short length of the game. The game features bosses at the end of each level, which the player must defeat in order to progress. The player can also find and use various power-ups, such as extra web fluid and health-restoring spider symbols. The game is a side-scrolling beat 'em up in which the player controls Spider-Man as he fights his way through various levels, using his webs and acrobatic abilities to defeat enemies. The game features the titular character Spider-Man attempting to stop his archenemy, Venom, from orchestrating a city-wide crime spree with the help of several other supervillains. It is based on the "Spider-Man" comics published by Marvel Comics, specifically the "The Venom Saga" story arc. "Venom: Spider-Man: Separation Anxiety" is a video game released in 1995 by Acclaim Entertainment for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System and Sega Genesis/Mega Drive.
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