"Spider-Man 2: Easter Egg, Tips, Graphics, and Balancing Act"

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Spider-Man 2 includes an adorable Easter egg in the form of a video game called Speed Nonagon, which pays homage to indie dev Terry Cavanagh's Super Hexagon. The fictional game is seen on Peter Parker's table and shares similarities in title, font, and cover design. This small detail serves as a reminder that games are created by people and are part of a larger continuity, while also satisfying the curiosity of players who enjoy exploring in-game details.
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