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Spider-Man PS1, or Neversoft Spider-Man or Neververse as I like to call it. Basically pretty interesting, first game is like an all-star saturday morning cartoon, and the second one is more like a smaller scale adventure.

So this map is pretty interesting, while most are straightforward, there also some rather interesting ones.

Main Timeline =
Spider-Man 2000 #1 - To Trap a Spider - Prequel comic to the game, was originally very obscure and lost media, later found due to the efforts of Super Swim Team 7, Anganoff and the Spider-Man 2000 community, shows how Doc Ock managed to convince everyone how he is a new man, how the villains banded together and elaborates more on the symbiote making which I believe the game didn't do a great job of elaborating
Spider-Man (2000) - Has an enhanced version on PC and Dreamcast
Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro
Spider-Man: Mysterio's Menace

Game Boy Color Timeline =
Spider-Man (Game Boy Color) - GBC version with different events
Spider-Man 2: The Sinister Six

What If? Modes = As explained in the beginning by Watcher, these are AUs where things take a more humurous tone, probably not connected to each other
Spider-Man (2000) - What If? Mode
Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro - What If? Mode - Bananas bananas bananas

Possibly connected cameos = Here comes the interesting part, these aren't necessarily set in the same universe but they could be, let's go over these
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 - Apart from having the same developers and running on same engine, Spidey with his 2000 costumes is in this game, once again voiced by Rino Romano. Further strengheted by Spider-Man saying "Tony Hawk, hey I skated with that guy!", although he says that in the What If? mode, this would tie these games into the larger TH series, which is a whole another timeline thing, also worth noting, much like the 2000 game, Spider-Man gets a more enhanced model on Dreamcast
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2x - Spidey returns for the remake, with the same costumes and a new model. If only he returned for THPS1+2 too...

X-Men Mutant Academy 2 - Spider-Man appears as a playable character in this fighting game, with a similar suit to 2000 game and once again voiced by Rino Romano, now this one has some strong evidence because Beast, Professor X and Rogue from this game appear in Enter Electro's tutorials and Danger Room level, using these exact models, as they're even credited to be borrowed from the studio at the end of EE. If this is the case, this would tie the Neververse into X-Men Mutant Academy 1 and X-Men Next Dimension aswell

X2: Wolverine's Revenge - Spider-Man only appears in a deleted scene in this, once again voiced by Rino Romano. Although this is a deleted scene, it doesn't seem like it would contradict the game as I understand but I haven't really played this one. Anyways, the unique thing about this is, while it's marketed as a tie-in to X2 and even has Hugh Jackman on the cover, that's where the connections end, this game is pretty much its own thing, having its own unique continuity, notably has Mark Hamill as Wolverine. Even if this is canon to Neververse, it might contradict Mutant Academy trilogy, so who knows, maybe it's an AU of 2000 and so on.

It is also worth noting that Spider-Man Unlimited exists, also voiced by Rino Romano, but that's clearly a seperate universe. Rino Romano also voiced The Batman from 2004, how many VAs can say they played both, huh?

Surf the web, surf the web!

This one was pretty fun to make and I like the idea of making continuity maps for certain Spider-Man continuities like this. I also got inspired by The4thSnake bringing most of this up in one of his videos.

Spider-Man (c) Disney, Marvel
Neverserve (c) Marvel, Neversoft, Activision, Vicarious Visions, Paradox Development and GenePool Software

Description
Spider-Man PS1, or Neversoft Spider-Man or Neververse as I like to call it. Basically pretty interesting, first game is like an all-star saturday morning cartoon, and the second one is more like a smaller scale adventure.

So this map is pretty interesting, while most are straightforward, there also some rather interesting ones.

Main Timeline =
Spider-Man 2000 #1 - To Trap a Spider - Prequel comic to the game, was originally very obscure and lost media, later found due to the efforts of Super Swim Team 7, Anganoff and the Spider-Man 2000 community, shows how Doc Ock managed to convince everyone how he is a new man, how the villains banded together and elaborates more on the symbiote making which I believe the game didn't do a great job of elaborating
Spider-Man (2000) - Has an enhanced version on PC and Dreamcast
Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro
Spider-Man: Mysterio's Menace

Game Boy Color Timeline =
Spider-Man (Game Boy Color) - GBC version with different events
Spider-Man 2: The Sinister Six

What If? Modes = As explained in the beginning by Watcher, these are AUs where things take a more humurous tone, probably not connected to each other
Spider-Man (2000) - What If? Mode
Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro - What If? Mode - Bananas bananas bananas

Possibly connected cameos = Here comes the interesting part, these aren't necessarily set in the same universe but they could be, let's go over these
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 - Apart from having the same developers and running on same engine, Spidey with his 2000 costumes is in this game, once again voiced by Rino Romano. Further strengheted by Spider-Man saying "Tony Hawk, hey I skated with that guy!", although he says that in the What If? mode, this would tie these games into the larger TH series, which is a whole another timeline thing, also worth noting, much like the 2000 game, Spider-Man gets a more enhanced model on Dreamcast
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2x - Spidey returns for the remake, with the same costumes and a new model. If only he returned for THPS1+2 too...

X-Men Mutant Academy 2 - Spider-Man appears as a playable character in this fighting game, with a similar suit to 2000 game and once again voiced by Rino Romano, now this one has some strong evidence because Beast, Professor X and Rogue from this game appear in Enter Electro's tutorials and Danger Room level, using these exact models, as they're even credited to be borrowed from the studio at the end of EE. If this is the case, this would tie the Neververse into X-Men Mutant Academy 1 and X-Men Next Dimension aswell

X2: Wolverine's Revenge - Spider-Man only appears in a deleted scene in this, once again voiced by Rino Romano. Although this is a deleted scene, it doesn't seem like it would contradict the game as I understand but I haven't really played this one. Anyways, the unique thing about this is, while it's marketed as a tie-in to X2 and even has Hugh Jackman on the cover, that's where the connections end, this game is pretty much its own thing, having its own unique continuity, notably has Mark Hamill as Wolverine. Even if this is canon to Neververse, it might contradict Mutant Academy trilogy, so who knows, maybe it's an AU of 2000 and so on.

It is also worth noting that Spider-Man Unlimited exists, also voiced by Rino Romano, but that's clearly a seperate universe. Rino Romano also voiced The Batman from 2004, how many VAs can say they played both, huh?

Surf the web, surf the web!

This one was pretty fun to make and I like the idea of making continuity maps for certain Spider-Man continuities like this. I also got inspired by The4thSnake bringing most of this up in one of his videos.

Spider-Man (c) Disney, Marvel
Neverserve (c) Marvel, Neversoft, Activision, Vicarious Visions, Paradox Development and GenePool Software