Stephanie Tyler Jones, the face model of MJ in Marvel's Spider-Man 1 and 2, has released a statement decrying stalking and harassment from players. A bunch of folks crossed boundaries last weekend, with one calling Jones' workplace and demanding to speak to her, prompting a response from her and Insomniac Games.
Mary Jane's new face may confuse some players as she looks different from her appearance in 2018's Marvel's Spider-Man. Presumably, people thought they also updated her Face Model just like with Peter Parker. However, this is not the case. Stephanie Tyler Jones is the Face Model for Laura Bailey's Mary Jane.
SP2 All Character Face Models (Final Update) - Marvel's Spider Man 2
Who is the model for MJ in Spider-Man 2?
Stephanie Tyler Jones, the face model of MJ in Marvel's Spider-Man 1 and 2, has released a statement decrying stalking and harassment from players. A bunch of folks crossed boundaries last weekend, with one calling Jones' workplace and demanding to speak to her, prompting a response from her and Insomniac Games.
The release of "Marvel's Spider-Man 2" video game has sparked discussions after players noticed a mistake involving the Puerto Rican and Cuban flags. Fans pointed out that the flags were mistakenly interchanged in at least two instances within the game, causing confusion and disappointment.
Why did they change character models in Spiderman 2?
Insomniac Games switched from John Bubniak to Ben Jordan as the face model. In the PlayStation Blog post, they said it was “to get a better match to Peter Parker/Spider-Man actor Yuri Lowenthal's facial capture.” Fans were not happy with this decision, including myself. I wasn't pissed but thrown off by the change.
So, why did the devs recast the face model? Well, apparently, the older face was more difficult to use alongside Lowenthal's motion capture performance compared to the new one - especially as they moved into more powerful tech (the PS5).
Stephanie Tyler Jones, the woman behind Mary Jane Watson's face in Insomniac's Spider-Man games, recently said she's received harassment from fans, including phone calls to her workplace where callers demand to speak to her.
The character is actually played by veteran voice actress Laura Bailey, who has voiced characters in Final Fantasy, World of Warcraft, Halo, Uncharted and Gears of War.
Who is the face model in Spider Man Miles Morales Simon Krieger?
He is the Soldier on the cover of Medal of Honor: Heroes. (2020) Jed is the Face Model of Simon Krieger in the Sony Play Station PS5 Video Game, "Spider Man: Miles Morales".
Her haircut is different in the sequel, and it's entirely possible that improved face scanning tech has made her model more accurate, but it's the same face. The good news is, everyone seems to be taking the correction in stride.
Why did they change Mary Janes' face in Spiderman 2?
Insomniac Games denies changing Mary Jane's face in Marvel's Spider-Man 2, clarifying that she has the same face model and voice actress as in the previous games. Laura Bailey will be reprising her role as the voice of Mary Jane in the upcoming game, expanding the list of casting choices revealed so far.
The only versions of Spider-Man that are evil that I can think of are Spider-Carnage, the Superior Spider-Man, Flipside, Doppelganger, Man-Spider, Wolf Spider from Ultimate Spider-Man, Peter Parker the CEO of Alchemax in 2099 from the Edge of Time game, Kaine, and Venom.
In Spider-Man 2, the combat is brisk and fluid, the stealth missions are arguably even more thrilling than the boss fights, and the story smartly reimagines many of Spider-Man's greatest comic-book arcs. Ever find yourself thinking that superhero movies are bloated with uninteresting, weak villains?
The Amazing Spider-Man 2's biggest flaw is one that could've easily been avoided -- since another film already failed because of it. Spider-Man 3 forced director Sam Raimi to squeeze in the stories of three villains. The result was crammed and cloudy, putting an apparent end to Raimi's take on the web-slinger.
Cindy Moon is the secret identity of a superhero named Silk, who was created by writer Dan Slott and artist Humberto Ramos back in 2014. She's appeared in numerous major comic book events since then, but this is her first appearance in Insomniac's gaming universe.
