Difference between revisions of "Spider: The Video Game"
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| Spider: The Video Game |
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| System(s): Sega Saturn |
| Publisher: BMG Interactive Entertainment |
| Developer: Boss Game Studios |
| Planned release date(s): 1997-03 |
| Genre: Action |
| Number of players: 1 |
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Spider: The Video Game, known simply as Spider in Europe, is an action game released by Boss Game Studios for the PlayStation. A Sega Saturn version was also in development, but was cancelled for unknown reasons.
The Saturn Spider is said to have had six months of development time, and was heavily previewed (and even reviewed) by the gaming press. Its PlayStation counterpart received another year and a half's treatment before release in early 1997.
Spider is often confused with another cancelled Saturn release, Tarantula].
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Mention in Mean Machines Sega #45 (1996-07)
Preview in Sega Saturn Magazine #10 (1996-08) (misprint: confused with Tarantula)
Preview in Mean Machines Sega #47 (1996-09)
Preview in Mean Machines Sega #52 (1997-02)
Second preview in Mean Machines Sega #52 (1997-02)
Mentioned in C&VG #186 (1997-05)