PlayStation 4’s “Marvel’s Spider-Man” video game was released worldwide Sept. 7 and gaymers’ “spidey sense” started to tingle when they saw a shout out to the LGBTQ community from the webslinger.
The game’s detailed layout of New York City lets our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man swing up and down the streets of The Big Apple, passing many of the city’s most well-known landmarks. The city is also filled with dozens of Easter eggs hidden throughout the game, including a nod to one of the LGBTQ community’s most notable symbols.
Watermark’s Tampa Bay Bureau Chief Ryan Williams-Jent took these screen shots of Spidey showing his Pride by chilling out on the end of a flagpole displaying the LGBTQ rainbow flag. The flagpole is attached to a building painted with the rainbow colors.
“Spider-Man” has received mostly positive reviews from gamers, critics and Spider-Man fans, alike.
“Spider-Man” is available now, exclusively on PlayStation 4. Watch the game trailer below.
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