Aunt Mei will appear in almost every Spider-Man film and television work, and she has extraordinary significance in the path of Worm's life, and is also an important part of the story. It's hard to imagine that the Marvel Spider-Man game, a work about Bugs' youth, would not have Aunt May,000, when in fact Insomniac Games didn't want to make her into the game early in development, because her wrinkles made development too difficult.
Toby's version of Spider-Man Aunt May
Marvel cartoonist Dan Slott, who has been involved in the production of the game, said in an interview with GamesRadar that the difficulty proposed by the production team at that time was that it would take a lot of work to make an elderly character full of wrinkles into the game, and it would take a lot of work to make the visual effect realistic and good-looking, and if these were saved, the other five characters could be created. Therefore, the early production team planned to make Aunt Mei appear only as a voice, that is, to call the worm in the story to talk, and did not plan to appear as a modeled NPC.
However, through Dan Slott's efforts, he managed to convince the production team. The first is that aunt Mei's importance is beyond doubt, and it is not enough to appear in audio form alone. In addition, Aunt May in the game does not have to be designed to be very old, so he used the marvel cinematic universe Aunt May's role as Marissa Tomei as an example: "Look, Tomei is not so old. So Aunt Mei doesn't have to be full of wrinkles. ”
Dutch brother "Spider-Man" Marissa Tomei version of Aunt May
In the end, players saw Aunt Mei appear in the Marvel Spider-Man game, and the production team did adopt a younger image of Aunt Mei compared to Toby's version of the Spider-Man movie.
Aunt May in the Marvel Spider-Man game