Spider-Man: Miles Morales Box Art Revealed for Next-Gen
Sony reveals cover art for PlayStation 5 games on shelves, featuring Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales.
Last month, upcoming superhero action-adventure game Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales was announced during PlayStation 5 Event by developer Insomniac Games and publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment for holiday 2020 release.
In a sneak peek for how future PS5 games will look like, official box art for Spider-Man: Miles Morales physical copy has been revealed by Sony, starring titular web-slinger hero paying homage to its predecessor title Marvel's Spider-Man.
RELATED: Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales to Release in Holiday 2020
When players are going to pick up PlayStation 5 games this year from store shelves, they will be available in Blu-ray disc inside identical plastic boxes used for PlayStation 4 title and its iconic gradient blue strip is now swapped with white.
Sony is probably matching cover design for PS5 physical boxes to their next-gen console design of black and white. Interestingly, it also has "Only on PlayStation" branding missing while featuring both PlayStation 5 and PS Studios logo.
RELATED: Marvel's Spider-Man Becomes Best-Selling Superhero Video Game
Primary launch lineup for PS5 console mostly includes a number of cross-gen titles and Miles Morales is the biggest exclusive that Sony showed off so far, which serves as a follow-up sequel and is a full standalone experience as well.
Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales sets a year after he discovers his powers and continues as he starts fighting crime in Harlem as a costumed hero, taking cue from Marvel's Spider-Man and The City That Never Sleeps DLC series.
RELATED: Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales is DLC or Standalone Game?
Though video game companies usually makes change to boxes when crossing generations, to make them more noticeable on store and it makes sense for them to do so since there are more than a billion PlayStation 4 games out there.
Sony has yet to reveal a release date and retail price for PlayStation 5 console this holiday season. Other than a few minor changes, general mockup for next-gen box art looks similar to design used for current generation of console.
Last month, upcoming superhero action-adventure game Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales was announced during PlayStation 5 Event by developer Insomniac Games and publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment for holiday 2020 release.
In a sneak peek for how future PS5 games will look like, official box art for Spider-Man: Miles Morales physical copy has been revealed by Sony, starring titular web-slinger hero paying homage to its predecessor title Marvel's Spider-Man.
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| Spider-Man: Miles Morales Box Art Revealed for Next-Gen |
RELATED: Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales to Release in Holiday 2020
When players are going to pick up PlayStation 5 games this year from store shelves, they will be available in Blu-ray disc inside identical plastic boxes used for PlayStation 4 title and its iconic gradient blue strip is now swapped with white.
Sony is probably matching cover design for PS5 physical boxes to their next-gen console design of black and white. Interestingly, it also has "Only on PlayStation" branding missing while featuring both PlayStation 5 and PS Studios logo.
RELATED: Marvel's Spider-Man Becomes Best-Selling Superhero Video Game
Primary launch lineup for PS5 console mostly includes a number of cross-gen titles and Miles Morales is the biggest exclusive that Sony showed off so far, which serves as a follow-up sequel and is a full standalone experience as well.
Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales sets a year after he discovers his powers and continues as he starts fighting crime in Harlem as a costumed hero, taking cue from Marvel's Spider-Man and The City That Never Sleeps DLC series.
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| Marvel's Spider-Man – Miles Morales Official Box Art |
RELATED: Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales is DLC or Standalone Game?
Though video game companies usually makes change to boxes when crossing generations, to make them more noticeable on store and it makes sense for them to do so since there are more than a billion PlayStation 4 games out there.
Sony has yet to reveal a release date and retail price for PlayStation 5 console this holiday season. Other than a few minor changes, general mockup for next-gen box art looks similar to design used for current generation of console.
