Marvel's Spider-Man 2 swings onto PC, offering impressive performance and fidelity across a wide range of hardware. Developer Nixxes Software detailed the PC port's features on the PlayStation Blog, highlighting its adaptability and advanced graphical options.

The PC version removes the PSN requirement, a significant improvement for PC gamers. It boasts enhanced ray tracing capabilities, including DLSS 3.5 Ray Reconstruction, resulting in more detailed reflections and shadows, as explained by Nixxes graphics programmer Menno Bil. Further graphical enhancements come from DLSS 3 and FSR 3.1 upscaling and frame generation technologies, with Intel XeSS also supported. While DLSS 4's Multi Frame Generation isn't directly supported, users can potentially leverage the Nvidia app for improved image quality.

Ultrawide monitor support extends to an impressive 48:9 aspect ratio, with cinematics viewable up to 32:9.

System requirements are categorized for ray-traced and non-ray-traced configurations. Lower-end systems can achieve 720p at 30 FPS without ray tracing, using components such as an Nvidia GTX 1650, Intel Core i3 8100, and 16GB of RAM. High-end configurations, targeting 4K 60 FPS with "Ray Tracing Ultimate," demand an RTX 4090, AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, and 32GB of RAM.

Steam Deck compatibility remains uncertain due to the relatively high RAM and graphics card requirements. Unlike the previous Spider-Man titles which had PS4 ports, Spider-Man 2's PS5 origins might present greater hardware demands.

Despite this, the broad range of supported configurations has garnered significant online praise, with many commending the comprehensive and inclusive system requirements.