Spider-Man has long been a cherished superhero across the globe. And the excitement amplified when Insomniac released Spider-Man 2018 and Miles Morales. Now, Spider-Man fans are eagerly waiting for the next sequel Spider-Man 2. They’re eager to know when they can start pre-loading this highly anticipated game. The game is now up for pre-load and here’s everything you need to know.
When to Pre-Load Spider-Man 2?
The game’s pre-load began on 13th October. Insomniac Games, the mastermind behind Spider-Man 2, shared this news in a recent post. Even if the official launch is a week away, players can start pre-loading immediately. So, gear up for the adventure!
How to Pre-Load on PS5?
Pre-loading is simple:
- Visit the PlayStation Store or check your game library.
- Choose Spider-Man 2 either from the main banner or search for it.
- Click on ‘Download’, and the game will start pre-loading.
Given that Spider-Man 2 is about 87 GB, the download duration will vary based on internet speeds. But once done, you’re all set to dive into the game on its release day.
How Big is the Game?
Though the developers didn’t reveal the game’s exact size, our tests showed that it requires 86.32 GB post the complete download and installation. Yet, to steer clear of any glitches, it’s wise to keep around 100 GB of free space on your PS5.
When Can You Play Spider-Man 2?
The game goes live on 20th October 2023. Here’s a breakdown of the release timing across different regions:
- Eastern US & Canada: 20th October, 12 AM (EDT)
- United Kingdom: 20th October, 5 AM (BST)
- Central US: 20th October, 11 PM (CDT)
- Germany: 20th October, 6 AM (CEST)
- India: 20th October, 9:30 AM (IST)
- Australia: 20th October, 3 AM (AEDT)
- Japan: 20th October, 12 PM (JST)
Please note, Spider-Man 2 will only be available on PS5. So, for those with a PS4, now might be a good time to consider upgrading to the new PS5 Slim.
With the pre-load option now live for Spider-Man 2, it’s likely the PlayStation store will see a rush of eager gamers.
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