Hasbro has started to make "Marvel Legends: Gamerverse" action figures based on previous video games of popular Marvel Comics characters.  Hasbro has made new figures based on Capcom's "Marvel Super Heroes" with two-packs such as Captain America versus Venom, the Wal-Mart exclusive War Machine versus Omega Red, and the Target exclusive Psylocke versus Thanos.  Dan Yun from the "Marvel Legends" marketing team recently asked fans in a Hasbro livestream video on YouTube which video games they would like to see made into figures for future toylines and one video game that fans think would be fun to see adapted would be "Spider-Man: The Videogame", a video arcade game that Sega released in 1991.

The 1991 "Spider-Man" arcade game allowed up to four players to select either Spider-Man, the Black Cat, Hawkeye and/or Namor the Sub-Mariner to face off against several of Spider-Man's rogues gallery of villains.  The game's final stage had the player or players fight Doctor Doom and then Venom as the final bosses.

We, the fans, would like to see Hasbro make "Marvel Legends: Gamerverse" figures based on the "Spider-Man" video arcade game and make figures for the four main heroes (Spider-Man, Black Cat, Sub-Mariner and Hawkeye) and the game's villains (Venom, the Kingpin, Doctor Doom, the Scorpion, the Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, the Sandman, Electro, the Hobgoblin and the Lizard), respectively.  If Hasbro makes two-packs based on the videogame, like they did with their "Marvel Super Heroes" Capcom wave in 2025, we, the fans, would like to see a hero paired up with a villain from the game (such as Spider-Man with Venom, Black Cat with the Kingpin, Sub-Mariner with the Lizard, and Hawkeye with Sandman).  Fans also hope that Hasbro releases a few non-exclusive Deluxe figures with multiple accessories, such as Doctor Octopus with bendable wire tentacles and the Green Goblin with pumpkin bombs and his Goblin Glider.  A "Spider-Man: The Videogame" wave would also be a great way for Hasbro to make long-requested new classic figures for villains such as Doctor Octopus, the Sandman, the Green Goblin and the Hobgoblin on new body molds with new alternate heads and new accessories for Marvel Legends fans to add to their collections.  Finally, fans also hope that all of the characters that Hasbro makes for a "Marvel Legends: Gamerverse - Spider-Man The Videogame" wave, if one does get made, that all of the figures are not exclusive to a single store or website and are available to find, pre-order and buy easily on all websites and in all stores.