Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales is without a doubt one of the most anticipated jumps from PlayStation to PC. From the start, it was one of the few titles that, being cross-generational, knew how to take advantage of the PlayStation 5’s power, and was, as I mentioned at the time, one of the main reasons, in my opinion, to consider making the jump to Sony’s next generation , although it is true that this operation has been very complicated since its launch.

You can see the difference between Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales running on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 in this video:

Less than a year ago, when we reviewed the ten most played titles on PlayStation 5, we saw that only two of them were exclusive to Sony, and one of them was Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, which gives us a pretty clear signal the importance of this title when we talk about the new generation. And it also explains why, given Sony’s policy of being more “open” with regards to PC, so many people waited a long time for this game to come to PC.

A few weeks ago we learned the technical requirements of the PC and, as we already had then, since it is intergenerational, it is not very demanding, although it is true that, as my colleague Isidro noted, if we want to enjoy it in maximum quality, we will need a team above the minimum requirements. If you are thinking of playing her, I highly recommend reading the mentioned article as Isidro also detected some equivalence errors in the requirementswhich are well explained in that text.

The good news is that it has been confirmed that Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales will arrive with support for a huge suite of image-enhancing technologies such as ray tracing lights and shadowscompatibility with NVIDIA DLSS 3, NVIDIA DLSS 2NVIDIA DLAA, AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.1, Intel XeSS Y NVIDIA Reflex and also ccompatibility with ultrawide monitors with aspect ratios up to 48:9 (although the truth is that I shudder to think of the requirements to move it with maximum quality in the given aspect ratios).

We also predicted in the tech specs article that it looked set to arrive by the end of the year and promises to be a great Christmas campaign gift (especially if we’re gift-giving) and today it’s been confirmed that it will indeed be Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales will be released on Steam and Epic Games on November 18thIn a little over a month.

It can be pre-purchased from today in both stores, its price is 49.99 euros and for the most daring, that is, for those who dare to buy it now, instead of waiting to check its operation after the launch, some accessories are offered, which are basically exclusive to these buyers:

• A two-outfit bundle, including a CLUE Outfit and A New Universe Outfit.
• Early access to gravity well equipment.
• Three skill points to unlock some skills from the start of the game.

Now I have only one question left… will they keep this PC version memorable and awesome Error/Easter egg outdoor stove? I personally hope so.