Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is arriving this Friday and fans are excited to get to New York City once again. The early footage shows the city to be visually stunning. While fans can’t wait to play the game, the FPS cap on the game is something that is resulting in a lot of frowns. With the prospect of taking on the villains together with other players alluring, fans would want things to be as seamless as possible.

The devs claim that Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 will have a fast-travel system that will make things more interesting. With that. a higher FPS would also make the game feel more immersive. While Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is claimed to have a maximum of 60 FPS, there might be something that could propel the frame rates higher in the game.

Get close to 80 FPS with this VRR setting in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2

Like many AAA titles being released in recent times, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 will come with a maximum of 60 frames per second. While this is understandable to make sure the game looks the best in terms of graphics quality, many players want to push the game to its limits. To go around the locked frame rates, Insomniac Games offers a VRR feature that helps players get more out of the game. The VRR settings come with three modes: Off, Smoothed, and Uncapped.

Selecting “Off” would mean that the frame rates can be snaggy and fluctuate severely if the target frame rates aren’t attained. Naturally, many fans would like things to be smoother than this. The other two VRR options can thus become pivotal for the gaming experience based on how players want their games to look. The Smooth VRR option allows things to feel more seamless while maintaining a steady frame rate.

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On the other hand, Uncapped basically lets frame rates run wild. With this VRR setting, players can go as high as 65-80 frames per second. The only catch is that this setting might bring down the resolution significantly and result in poorer graphical renditions.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 promises a lot of potential

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 will be released on October 20th as a PlayStation exclusive. After a smashing market performance by its predecessor, the upcoming game is expected to push things even further. The game will also begin where the previous one left off. With that, a lot of potential villains are expected to make their appearances in the game.

While villains like Kraven and Venom are common foes of the Spider-Man, Yuri Watanabe aka Wraith, will be one of the key plotlines of the game. With a visually stunning map, a lot of missions, and a relatable narrative, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 has fans waiting with batted breath for the game to drop.

Tell us how you’d want your game to play and which graphics settings you’ll be going for, in the comments.

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