What they got was a villain so good, so delicious to watch on screen, Marvel and Kevin Feige just had to bring him back almost 20 years later.This video was written by Siddhant Adlakha and edited by Justin Donaldson. But just how did the the Academy Award Nominated actor and a director with comedy horror roots make the Green Goblin so terrifying and, frankly, goofy? So let's take a look at how heroes and villains work together on screen and how one of the best performances on superhero celluloid came to be.For Tobey Maguire's first outing as Spider-Man, Sam Raimi and co needed a perfect thematic foil and found it in the post Y2K, post dot-com bubble tech infused counterpoint to a Peter Parker that's more organic, with his naturally produced web, a departure from the mechanical web shooters Tom Holland has in Homecoming, Far From Home, No Way Home and the rest of the MCU and with Andrew Garfield in The Amazing Spider-Man series. But in 2002, Willem Dafoe and Sam Raimi created a version of the character so iconic, that it's not a stretch to call it definitive. If you are a late 90’s kid, or an early 2000’s, then it is safe to say that you are aware of Nintendo’s amazing Game Boy Advance.This handheld console was a step up from the Gameboy Colour, allowing the players to enjoy the best GBA games without any issues. All the way back to the 1960s and the villains Silver Age origins. Spider-Man and Green Goblin go back a long way.

And because this is a Namco game and the company's always big on hidden treats in its games, expect some unlockable characters to make the list as well. The current roster of fighters include Jin Kazama, Paul Phoenix, Forest Law, Hwoarang, Gun Jack, King, Ling Xiaoyu, Nina Williams, and Yoshimitsu. Since the Game Boy Advance hardware isn't super strong in the polygon arena (yet), the Tekken GBA engine will contain rendered conversions of several of Tekken's original PlayStation 2 characters. But thanks to the GBA's pseudo-3D capabilities, the game camera will be able to zoom in and out of the action, as well as offer a rotating ring similar to Midway's GBA port of Ready 2 Rumble Round 2. The Game Boy Advance version is in development at Namco's internal game studio, and it will be a 2D port of the arcade and PlayStation Tekken 3. If that little taste in Japan was any indication, you better start saving your pennies for the game's Winter release in the US. We were expecting something special with the conversion, but we never realized it was going to look as good as it did - and what's more, the feel of the game was captured accurately too, even in the early look at the game. Tekken Advance made its debut at Nintendo's huge Space World expo in late August, and it was definitely the Game Boy Advance game of the show.

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