This move is great for moving across building tops, and even better for changing direction in the middle of swinging through the city. Spider-Man will tug himself forward, letting you quickly double jump to propel yourself closer to your objective. Your web will attach to anything in front of you, even if it's actually lower than your current altitude. Press both shoulder buttons to perform a web zip. Fortunately, the web zip makes up for what regular web-swinging lacks. After all, you need to connect to something that's higher than you in order to swing from it. No Skyscrapers? No Problem Normally, you'd have problems web-swinging without any skyscrapers to latch onto. As you begin to drop back towards the ground, press the web button again to start swinging and begin the process anew. After boosting forward and releasing your web, press the jump button in mid-air to roll forward and gain more horizontal distance. You can further extend your forward momentum by making use of the double jump feature that's been added to the game. Press the boost button just before you release your web and you'll boost your momentum for the next web swing. If you time it right, you can carry this boost of speed forward after you release the web, effectively catapulting yourself forward. While swinging, hold down the web trigger and press the punch button to get a small boost in speed. Moving Fast Needless to say, swinging to your destination is much faster than walking, but there's more you can do to speed up your trip.
The web-swinging mechanics of Ultimate Spider-Man are simpler than in the last Spider-Man game, but that doesn't mean they don't have their own quirks and subtle depths. You're Spider-Man, so you can be sure that you're going to be doing a whole lot more web-swinging than plain-old walking.
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