While the official enhancements alone make Marvel's Spider-Man: Remastered a worthy purchase on PC, even for those who have already played it on PlayStation since its 2018 release on PS4 or 2020 remaster on PS5, it's somewhat inevitable that when any title is released on PC, mods soon follow, and many fans were eager to see what the modding community would create, especially after seeing the mayhem caused by ridiculous mods in God of War, which saw Kratos and his son Atreus transformed into Homer and Bart Simpson, and one of the title's bosses morphed into modding favorite Thomas the Tank Engine. Related: Spider-Man Remaster Brings Webhead to PC As an added bonus for those who wish to experience Peter Parker's story portably, Marvel's Spider-Man : Remastered has also received Verified status on Valve's handheld device, the Steam Deck. For those who don't have GeForce RTX GPUs, the title still boasts unlocked frame rates, options for ultra-widescreen optimization, and improved ray tracing when compared to the previous version that came included with Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales on PlayStation 5 ( Miles Morales' PC release is also in 2022). Marvel's Spider-Man: Remastered's PC port has new features such as several graphical and performance enhancements that are to be expected when releasing modern titles on the platform, utilizing GeForce RTX GPUs to take full advantage of Deep Learning Super Sampling to boost frame rates, and the AI-based Deep Learning Anti-Aliasing to improve visual quality for those who have bought NVIDIA's hardware for their set-ups.

Nixxes Software's PC port has been successful too, becoming the second-highest PlayStation Studios launch on Steam behind God of War. The Marvel's Spider-Man series has already been a huge success for PlayStation, with an announcement for the games' PC ports stating that over 33 million copies had been sold globally as of May 15, 2022.

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