Gaming

While exploring the open-world in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, certain podcasts will automatically play. If you find that these radio shows to be annoying, then you can check out this guide at Seeking Tech to see how you can disable them.

1. Make sure you head into the Settings screen in Spider-Man 2 if you haven’t done so already.

2. In Settings, you need to select Audio.

3. You should now be in the Audio Settings screen. Here, you need to scroll down to the Podcasts section and then move the menu cursor over to JJJ Podcast.

If you want to disable the John Jonah Jameson show from playing in the game, make sure you set this setting to Off.

4. Next, you can move the cursor down to Danika Podcast.

To disable Danika’s radio talk show from playing in-game, make sure you set this setting to Off.

5. Exit the Settings menu.

When you are exploring New York City again in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, you should have a radio-free experience.

If you seem to notice a delay when pressing a button on the DualSense and the corresponding action that appears on the screen in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, then you can check out this guide at Seeking Tech to see how you can potentially fix your input lag issue.

1. For the first potential fix, you should make sure that you are playing with Game Mode enabled on your television set or monitor. This picture setting is designed to lower the input delay as much as possible.

2. Furthermore, you can try connecting your controller to the PlayStation 5 as a wired connection should be faster than a wireless one.

Afterwards, go to the Settings menu of the PS5 and then select Accessories > Controller (General) > Communication Method > USB Cable.

3. You should also make sure that you are playing Spider-Man 2 in Performance graphics mode. By doing so, the game will run at 60 frames per second instead of 30, leading to lower input lag.

You can find this Settings > Visual menu.

4. If your television set or monitor supports Variable Refresh Rate, then you should make sure that you enable it on your screen’s settings.

You should then check to see if you have VRR enabled on the PS5 by going to the console’s Setting screen and then selecting Screen and Video > Video Output > VRR > Automatic.

Next, you need to go to the in-game Settings menu of Spider-Man 2 and then select Visual. From there, make sure that VRR is set to either Smoothed or Uncapped.

VRR may help further lower the input latency in the game.

5. If possible, you can also try connecting your PlayStation 5 to a different screen. Some TVs or monitors are better at handling input latency when compared to others.

You may find that Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 may look a little off when it comes to HDR and brightness. Some scenes may look too dark while others appear to be overly bright. The graphics may seem washed out as well.

You can check out this guide at Seeking Tech to see how you can fix the color display issues in this open-world superhero game.

1. For the first step, we recommend that you head to the Settings menu of your PS5. From there, select Screen and Video > Video Output. Next, make sure that HDR is set to On When Supported or Always On and then select Adjust HDR.

Finally, follow the instructions that appear on the next three screens to calibrate the white and black output levels.

2. If the visuals still do not look quite right, then you can open the in-game Settings menu in Spider-Man 2. From there, select Visual.

In the Visual Settings screen, you will be able to adjust the in-game Brightness and Contrast sliders. Both of which are set to 50 by default.

You may need to constantly adjust these settings when going from a brighter area to a darker one or vice versa.

3. You can also try playing the game in SDR instead of HDR. In order to do so, open the Settings menu of your PS5 and then go to Screen and Video > Video Output. Afterwards, make sure that HDR is set to Off.

4. If possible, you can also try connecting your PS5 to another TV or monitor. Some screens are better at handling HDR and/or SDR when compared to others.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 uses adaptive resistance as you may feel extra resistance when pressing down on the L2 and R2 buttons of the DualSense. To see how you can disable this feature in the superhero game, you can take a look at this guide from Seeking Tech.

1. The adaptive trigger feature cannot be turned off from the in-game Settings menu. Instead, you need to do it on a system level.

So, for the first step, you need to press and hold the PS button to bring up the home screen.

2. From there, select the gear cog icon.

3. In the Settings menu of your PS5 console, scroll down and select Accessories.

4. From the Accessories screen, select Controller (General) from the left column and then Trigger Effect Intensity on the right side.

5. In the drop-down menu, you should see the following choices:

• Off
• Weak
• Medium
• Strong (Standard)

To completely disable adaptive triggers in Spider-Man 2 and every other PS5 game, you need to select Off. If you want to keep the resistance but make the effect less noticeable, then you can select Weak or Medium instead.

6. After changing the Trigger Effect Intensity setting, you can back out of the system menus and then open Spider-Man 2 again.

If you keep forgetting to heal constantly in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, then you might want to consider turning on automatic healing. To see how you can enable this helpful feature, you can take a look at this guide from Seeking Tech.

1. If you haven’t done so already, head over to the Settings menu in the game.

2. From the Settings menu, you need to select Gameplay.

3. Once you get to the Gameplay Settings screen, scroll down and then move the cursor over to Auto-Heal. You should see the following description:

When enabled, if a full Focus Bar is available, use it to automatically Heal when under the specified amount of health.

4. By default, the Auto-Heal is set to Off. You will be able to change it to any of the following:

• 10%
• 30%
• 50%

5. Once you are done, you can exit the Settings menu.

Depending on how you set up the Auto-Heal seeing, Spider-Man will heal himself if his health drops to 10%, 30% or 50% as long as there is a full Focus Bar.

DualSense rumble is enabled by default in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. You can check out this guide at Seeking Tech to see how you can adjust when the controller will vibrate, how strong it will vibrate and/or turn off haptic feedback altogether.

1. For the first step, you need to head over to the Settings menu.

2. From there, select Controls.

3. In the Controls Settings screen, move the cursor down to Vibration Setting.

By default, this is set to Experiential, which means that all vibrations are enabled. You can also set it to Functional, which makes the gamepad rumble only during gameplay and accessibility cues.

To turn off haptic feedback completely, set Vibration Setting to Off.

4. If you decide to set the aforementioned Vibration Setting to Experiential or Functional, then you can use the Vibration Intensity slider to adjust how strong you want the rumble to feel.

The intensity is set to 10, which is the strongest, by default, you will be able to decrease it all the way down to 1.

5. After changing the rumble settings, you can exit the Settings menu.

The new vibration changes should now be applied to the game.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 features quick time events where you have to press the corresponding button that appear on the screen in order to perform specific actions. To see how you can disable QTEs for this open-world superhero game, you can check out this tutorial from Seeking Tech.

1. To start off, head over to the Settings menu in Spider-Man 2.

2. In Settings, head to the Gameplay section.

3. From the Gameplay Settings screen, scroll down and then move the cursor to QTE Autocomplete. It should be showing the following description:

When enabled, all Quick Time Event (QTE) and carnival game sequences will automatically advance without the required timed button presses.

4. By default, QTE Autocomplete is set to Off. Make sure you set it to On if you want to disable quick time events.

5. Exit the Settings menu and then return to the game.

You should no longer see anymore QTEs in Spider-Man 2.

If you have a hard time dodging or parrying incoming enemy attacks in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, then you can check out this guide to see how you can increase the timing window.

1. If you haven’t done so already, head over to the Settings menu from either the title screen or pause screen.

2. In Setting, select Gameplay to head into Gameplay Settings.

3. Once you get there, move the cursor down to Dodge/Parry Timing, which should be showing the following description:

Increase the amount of time available to successfully Dodge and Parry enemy attacks.

4. You can use the left analog stick, left directional pad button or right directional pad button to change the Dodge/Parry Timing from “Default” to “Increased.”

5. Afterwards, close the Settings menu and then load back into the game.

The next time you enter combat, you should have a much easier time dodging and parrying.