Players Can Finally Design Their Own Costume In Marvel's Spider-Man

Insomniac's games have included a wealth of suits from different types of media that the web-slinging superhero has appeared in over the last six decades, offering players the chance to explore its open-world Manhattan map — with Queens and Brooklyn added in — in their favorite Spider-suits. While Insomniac's adaptations of many of these designs were met with high praise from fans, considering just how many comic artists have drawn the hero over the years, players will still have a preference when it comes to specific elements such as eyepieces of spider emblems.

Fortunately, modder TangoTeds has found a way to work around this and give players the chance to take matters into their own hands and design their ideal Spider-Man costume. The "" mod on Nexus Mods promises over 1 million combinations to customize Peter Parker's Classic Suit, with elements from different eras and artist's designs, such as the 1960s and '70s spider-emblem which has its legs pointing down through to more recent designs with the 4-up, 4-down look, or eyepieces such as the smaller John Romita Sr. and Steve Ditko-esque looks through to the much larger era from the 2000s.

The spider-emblems also come with white variants to match Insomniac's bold white logo design on its Advanced suits, which were created specifically for the games.

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is getting a free update this month, bringing new and fan-favorite suits to the game.

While spider-emblems and eyepieces are certainly prominent features, TangoTed's mod goes into far more detail with what players can customize. Elements that most won't even spot normally outside of the game's photo mode, such as the web-shooter nozzles or the soles of Peter's shoes can be changed, and players can also add the web wings from the classic comics to the design, which were teased in 's collectible backpacks before becoming a traversal mechanic in.

There's also an array of different colors to choose from between a primary and secondary color —