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Sandman Whips Up A Storm In Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions
We know about a lot of the villains in Activision’s upcoming Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, but some are still lurking in the shadows. Activision just revealed that Sandman will be joining the game’s rogue gallery, and he looks like a fierce opponent.
Sandman will be featured as part of the Amazing universe, and his level takes place inside a sand quarry. After acquiring a piece of the Tablet of Order and Chaos, Sandman’s powers become amplified allowing him to have full control over all the sand in the quarry. As Spider-Man makes his way through Sandman’s level, the villain’s size and power continue to grow, allowing him to use the sand around him to create weapons, spawn sand creatures, and whip up a devastating sandstorm.
We can’t wait to pound on Sandman’s grainy guts from the inside when the game comes out on September 7. Stay tuned for more coverage of the game as we build towards its release.
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