The other big benefit of playing Spider-Man: Miles Morales on a PS5 is that it looks better. However, my game occasionally cut to black for a few seconds after a cutscene because the world hadn’t finished loading. Also, in-game cutscenes do a good job of masking PS4 loads. That definitely isn’t as impressive as the PS5, but those loads weren’t painful either, especially when compared to some other PS4 games. I regularly experience load times of between 15-30 seconds when fast traveling around the city.
Naturally, Manhattan takes a lot longer to load up on the PS4. The PlayStation 5’s reduced load times are something that Sony has been trumpeting since before it even showed off the console, and watching Miles fast travel across New York in about four seconds is pretty magical.
The biggest differences between the two consoles are the load times and the visuals. Both versions are functionally the same, which is great. There are no additional missions, or suits, or collectibles on the PS5. The best news for PlayStation 4 owners is that they will have access to the full Miles Morales experience, meaning the PS4 version is mechanically the same as the PS5 version. So, how does the PlayStation 4 version compare to the more advanced PlayStation 5 version? In short, pretty favorably. For a more detailed breakdown of Insomniac’s systems, please read Andrew Reiner’s full review. If you like stealth games, as I do, then you’ll probably also dig Miles’ camouflage skill, which lets him turn temporarily invisible to easily escape heated battles.
I love the addition of Miles’ venom abilities, which are both fun to use and a nice way to disable bigger foes during combat. Insomniac established an incredibly solid open-world formula with its 2018 game and has smartly built off its systems with Miles’ game. Overall, I had a ton of fun and really enjoyed cleaning up Manhattan as Miles. However, what if you only have a PlayStation 4? How does Insomniac’s superhero adventure run on Sony’s last-gen hardware? Should you wait to play the game until after you upgrade your console or just dive in now on PS4? Those are the questions I set out to answer by playing Spider-Man: Miles Morales on a launch version of the PlayStation 4.įirst of all, I won’t dive too much into what I think about Spider-Man: Miles Morales as a game. Insomniac’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales is one of the most exciting and best-looking games on Sony’s new PlayStation 5 hardware, so if you’ve already secured yourself a new console, you should be excited to jump into this open-world thrill ride.
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