The Amazing Spider-Man Made Me Nauseous. This Pleases Me.S  As
the Beenox representative controlling The Amazing Spider-Man
during the game's E3 2012 presentation launched Peter Parker off
the top of a tall building in virtual New York City, my stomach
heaved sympathetically.  The piece of pizza I had consumed
during a previous meeting (thanks, Sony Online Entertainment!)
threatened to make an encore appearance all over the floor of
Activision's fancy E3 press booth as Spider-Man plummeted
towards the street, towards those unsuspecting pedestrians
unaware of the red and blue streak rapidly descending upon them.
If I were Spider-Man, I wouldn't be able to wear a mask that
covered my mouth. If I were Spider-Man in Beenox's latest video
game, the Daily Bugle wouldn't need to run a smear campaign; the
city of New York would come to fear the sounds of retching from
on high.  Attempting to deliver a more personal Spider-Man
experience than ever before delivered in video game form, Beenox
has parted ways with the tr