There are more video games based on Spider-Man than any decent society should permit. Some of the more successful ones include his 1991 outings for Sega (Spider-Man The Videogame in the arcades, Spider-Man versus The Kingpin for home formats), his numerous Acclaim-published efforts (Maximum Carnage, Spider-Man and the X-Men), and his recent Playstation and PC game, simply titled Spider-Man, which was narrated by Stan Lee.

One of the coolest features of this newest game is that Spidey doesn't allow the player to enter swearwords in the save game dialogue box. (Hey, I found this accidentally when trying to enter "Don't get cocky, Spidey" after performing a particularly skillful manouvre.) He actually scuttles on screen and replaces them with nice words with a hearty thump, to whit:-

C - U - N - Thwap! COOKIE

F - U - C - Thwap! FUDGE

S - H - I - Thwap! NICE

OK, he is sworn to fight crime, but surely he has his priorities a bit mixed up.