I wish I could tell you that this is one for all gamers... however, unless you're a die-hard Spider-Man follower, you may want to take this game and smash it before beating it. The graphics are decent enough, for 2600 standards, and Spidey does have his traditional red and blue garb, but the web is... black? Ehh, moving along, the sounds are to the 2600 level as well, so I don't think we need to go into grave detail about that. Gameplay is a hit and miss in some respects. When it comes to shooting the web, you need to be careful so that the web reaches any yellow part of the building, and the frustrating control is not quite on your side. While this one is actually strangely addictive, I'm sure the mesmerizing effect may wear off soon enough.

Along the way, make sure to take pictures of the action, just as Peter Parker would. Once you've defeated a villain you can sell the pictures to the Daily Bugle for cash you can use to buy material to make more webbing. After all, you're bound to run short of webbing before this day is through. If Spider-Man can live through this day and clear his reputation, Peter Parker should get some well-deserved rest. Now hurry, you've only got twenty-four hours to finish your mission!
--From the Sega Master System Spider-Man instruction manual.

Well, this is a pretty straightforward beat emÂ’ up. It reminds me of Streets of Rage. The graphics are good (nothing special), but they let you know who is who.

Are you a bad enough dude to wear red tights?

The sprites are really well drawn and the animation is smooth. The music is at least good enough not to drive you nuts, and the sound effects are very good. Awesome graphics and sound back up great game-play and story to make one terrific game.