Insomniac Games, in collaboration with PlayStation Studios and Marvel Games, has announced that Marvel's Spider-Man 2 has officially gone gold. This milestone signifies that the game has completed its final development phase and is primed for its much-anticipated release on October 20.
It's safe to say that fans can finally mark their calendars for what's promising to be yet another standout title in a year full of them.
For those less acquainted with gaming jargon, when a game "goes gold", it has finished its primary development cycle. The game is essentially complete, poised for mass production, and ready to be shipped globally. This doesn't necessarily mean the developers' work is done, as there will likely be further updates and bug fixes leading up to and following the release. However, the core game, the version players will delve into come October 20, is set.

In a jubilant reveal on their official X account, Insomniac Games posted a celebratory video, with Nadji Jeter (who voices Miles Morales), Yuri Lowenthal (the voice behind Peter Parker), Laura Bailey (portraying Mary Jane Watson), and Tony Todd (the ominous voice of Venom) all coming together to express their collective enthusiasm for the project to be in its final stages.


