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Wonder what exactly old Tony would be employing the web-slinger to do? Another such note reads "RR suit fabric ballistic? Still, despite these, it's probably a little too early to be getting excited about crossover games. There's a whole bunch of fun side missions to undertake in Spider-Man , if you can peel yourself away from photo mode for long enough to find them.

One such mission, entitled Spider-Man P. Then from the window outside a building, being the spy -der that you are, you must snap some secret plans being formulated by a couple of shady — though somewhat familiar — looking guys. Those accents … those tracksuits … and we are in the land of liberty, after all.

Turning the subtitles on confirms it. The characters speaking are Niko and Roman, the two ill-fated, strangely lovable protagonists from Rockstar's landmark release Grand Theft Auto IV. Despite the fact it's been over a decade , it seems the disconcerted duo are still stuck in their old ways — although it's perhaps even more surprising that they're even alive at all.

There's been plenty of Spider-Man games throughout the years, some much better than others , but one that really captured the imagination is 's Spider-Man 2.

The tune even became something of a Spider-Man meme in the years following, and fans were certain there would be a pizza delivery mission in the new game. One Twitter user even went so far as to ask Insomniac, to which they replied giving a canon reason why there wouldn't be. That didn't stop them from putting the music in the game though, as a quaint little homage. Poor old Uncle Ben. Created only to suffer a noble death, over and over again with each new iteration of the franchise.

He does it so well though, and Peter would be nothing without him. If you web your way over to the north of the island you'll find a church beside a modest graveyard, and within that, of course, is the headstone of Peter's beloved uncle. Notably, the scene is also superbly devoid of schmaltz. There's no long, weepy monologuing, or hackneyed black and white flashbacks. It's not forced either, making it starkly different to Call of Duty 's stupid remembrance , nor are you prompted to treat the tombstone like a hurdle.

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The original Ghostbusters films were cult classics, and as many fans may already be aware, the building in which they set up their base is a real-life building in Manhattan. It would be a crime to miss it out of Spider-Man 's Manhattan map of course, but one very nice touch if you look closely is that the developers graffitied some ghosts on it in a pleasant little homage. Not any old ghoul either, but one that bears a striking resemblance to the film's slimy sidekick.

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There's no guarantee that calling this particular building will rid you of your paranormal problems, but it's a nice touch anyways. It rolls off the tongue easily enough, but the way it makes you feel after you've said it is something completely different. It's probably advisable not to Google it at work, either.

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But the employees of Insomniac are clearly hardy folk, with a high threshold for bizarre forms of cosplay and casual nudity. They actually did it.

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Take, for instance, the first Rocky movie, the Academy Award winner for best picture in Nothing very original about that. But what makes the movie work is that the characters come to life so that the audience knows them and is interested in them. The same would be true, of course, if Rocky were a short story or novel or memoir. The subject of a story is almost always people, whatever else the story might concern, and originality comes not from the subject so much as from the treatment of the subject. You can write about something that sounds, when summarized, mundane—for instance, an old lady who lives alone in a cottage in the woods and does nothing except work with flowers in her yard and drink tea before going to bed at night.

It all comes down to the small details.

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In the hands of a good writer, that old lady, her cottage, her flowers, and the smell and taste of her tea, as well as the feel of the smooth, porcelain cup in her hand, become quite real for the reader, and the story ends up being truly compelling. You must be logged in to post a comment.

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Sometimes the devil is in the details, and other times the devil is in spending way too much time on the details. Being a detail-oriented person is really only useful if attention to detail is sufficiently complemented by an eye for the big picture. Looking at things with a broad perspective allows the detail-oriented person to get an overview that can inform and enhance decision making. When detail-oriented people simultaneously look at the big picture and its details, they can recognize patterns that connect the little things. An easy example of this pattern-recognition process is when you start becoming familiar with the streets of a new neighborhood.

When you first drive through, the streets leading to your destination are the most important details, and the big picture isn't much of a concern. When you drive through the neighborhood again to a different destination, the specific streets you're driving along are once again the important details. After you drive through a few more times--taking different streets, learning different routes--you may then recognize how the streets were planned.

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Maybe the area is organized into perfect blocks. Maybe it's a swirling, yet patterned collection of cul-de-sacs. Either way, if you're keenly aware of the details, you'll likely notice these and other patterns. Detail-oriented people often make great investigators, because they notice the details that don't quite fit into the big picture.

When you walk into your home, do you immediately notice if something has changed?