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Japanese Super Nintendo Exclusive ‘The Amazing Spider-Man: Lethal Foes’ Fan Translated Into English

October 18, 2015 / admin / retro news
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Spider-Man-Lethal-Foes-Super-Nintendo-Fan-TranslationWhen it comes to superhero games in the 16-bit era, despite there being an incredible amount available, only a select few are worth playing today. Spider-Man in particular fell victim to Acclaim’s low quality output during this time, however, one game managed to escape the web of disappointment. Developed instead by Epoch, The Amazing Spider-Man: Lethal Foes was released exclusively in Japan on the Super Nintendo and has since been fan translated into English.

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