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Marvel’s Spider-Manwas a massive triumph for Sony Interactive Entertainment, Marvel Games, and Insomniac Games. The first game did incredibly well which only makes sense to be excited for a sequel and one voice actor shared his two cents after wrapping up the story.

The sequel to Marvel’s Spider-Man had better gameplay which Roger Clark loved.

Roger Clark is known for his fantastic performance as Arthur Morgan inRed Dead Redemption 2which makes him an authority on the topic. After completing the main story, fans asked Clark about his opinion of the Symbiote supervillain and his response was not shocking.

Roger Clark Loved Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 but Isn’t a Fan of Venom’s Host

The Marvel Multiverse is unraveling, opening an unlimited number of opportunities for creatives to take their original take on the beloved web-slinger lore. Countless iterations have shown that anyone can be a suitable host for the Symbiote villain but Clark has his favorites and unfortunately, Harry Osborn isn’t one of his.

Finally finished Spider-Man 2 on PS5 truly excellent gameplay

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— Roger Clark (@rclark98)July 18, 2025

When asked about his opinion of the main villain, Clark reveals he prefers a different character to be the host.

Eddie Brock could make his debut in a spinoff title set in the Marvel’s Spider-Man universe.

So many universes now, I guess he is in this one. Venom is Eddie Brock to me though

Eddie Brock is the more notable character to host the villain in other adaptations across live-action films, video games, and comics which only makes sense for fans to be disappointed when the character didn’t even appear in the sequel. Although his omission can be upsetting, the developers have shown grit and creativity to come up with something different, unfortunately, not everyone is a fan of it.

“I don’t think that’s what’s going to happen now”: Peter Parker Actor Yuri Lowenthal Weighs in on THAT Ending Scene of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 has to Release One ‘Across the Spiderverse’ Character as a Playable Skin

Perhaps there are plans for the developers to include the character in future installments. Thecanceled multiplayer project titledThe Great Webcould have been a perfect opportunity to showcase Brock and a plethora of variants hosting the alien symbiote. Sony has high hopes for the future of the franchise and there will always be an opportunity to have Brock enter and take center stage.

Venom Could Still Come Back for a Marvel’s Spider-Man Spinoff

The beauty of allowing different creatives to be granted the freedom of crafting their original stories will allow certain characters and storylines to be explored. The villain was seemingly killed off during the climactic battle but nothing can’t be undone in the realm of science fiction.

“I don’t think that’s what’s going to happen now”: Peter Parker Actor Yuri Lowenthal Weighs in on THAT Ending Scene of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2

Perhaps an expansion for the sequel is in the works, fans spotted details ofa potential DLC relating to Tombstone. There is still hope for Brock to appear in future content to please diehard fans of the source material.

Fortunately, the sequel ended leaving the story open-ended. Yuri Lowenthal himself was surprised by what the studio managed to pull off and isuncertain about Peter Parker’s future.

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Clark praises the gameplay but has his opinions regarding the villain which seems to be an unpopular one and could raise some eyebrows amongst the gaming community. The future of the franchise is up in the air but the developers are capable of delivering a good story that could involve the introduction of Eddie Brock in a spinoff or sequel.

Do you share Clark’s opinions? Let us know in the comments section below!

Rouvin Josef Quirimit

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Piqued by his interest in superheroes during the early days of Marvel movies, Rouvin fell in a rabbit hole of pop culture. His passion for movies led to video games and he fell in love with God of War, The Last of Us, Uncharted, Red Dead Redemption, and more great single-player games that paved the way for his career as a gaming writer.

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