Play Spider-Man 3 (E)(Independent) Online

Swing through pixelated New York, drop-kicking thugs and switching to the black suit when you just wanna hit harder—it’s got that classic GBA beat ‘em up feel with more villains crammed in. Controls take a sec to click, but once they do, you’re zipping between rooftops like it’s nothing.

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Game Overview

Spider-Man 3 for the Game Boy Advance was released in 2007, developed by Vicarious Visions and published by Activision. It arrived during a period when licensed movie games were common on handhelds, often offering simplified but action-packed takes on their source material. This version stands as a side-scrolling beat 'em up, distinct from the console editions, built to suit the portable hardware of its time.

You control Spider-Man, swinging and brawling through New York to stop a wave of crime led by familiar villains. The game focuses on combat, with combos, web attacks, and the ability to switch into the black suit for increased strength. Levels are linear and screen-based, tasking you with defeating enemies, avoiding hazards, and occasionally chasing down bosses. The pacing is brisk, though some sections can feel repetitive; the difficulty is manageable but not without challenge. It feels straightforward and energetic, capturing the simple thrill of being Spider-Man in the palm of your hand.