Real Name: Peter Parker
Aliases: Spider-Man
Identity: Public
Occupation: Photographer, Crimefighter
Citizenship: American
Place of Birth: New York City
Known Relatives: Uncle Ben (Guardian, deceased), Aunt May (Guardian)
Group Affiliation: None
Education: College Student
First Appearance: Spider-Man (Atari 2600 Game, 1982)
History: In the Atari 2600 game Spider-Man, players assume the role of the iconic Marvel superhero, swinging through the city to save Mary Jane Watson from the clutches of the Green Goblin. The game's simple yet engaging mechanics allowed players to experience the thrill of being Spider-Man as they swung between buildings, dodged obstacles, and faced off against villains.

While the game provided a limited narrative, it captured the essence of Spider-Man's heroic endeavors. As the friendly neighborhood web-slinger, Peter Parker used his agility, web-shooting abilities, and quick reflexes to protect New York City from various threats.

Height: 5'10"
Weight: 167 lbs
Eyes: Hazel
Hair: Brown
Abilities: In the context of the Atari 2600 game, Spider-Man had the ability to swing between buildings using his web-shooters and to shoot webs at enemies to immobilize them. The game's mechanics were basic due to the limitations of the hardware, but they captured the essence of Spider-Man's acrobatics and crime-fighting skills.

Accessories: Spider-Man's primary accessory in the game was his web-shooters, which allowed him to swing and shoot webs.

Notable Appearances:

    Spider-Man (Atari 2600 Game, 1982)

While the Atari 2600 game Spider-Man couldn't offer the depth and complexity of modern Spider-Man adaptations, it introduced players to the core elements of the character's crime-fighting and web-swinging abilities. It serves as a nostalgic representation of Spider-Man's early video game appearances and his enduring popularity in gaming and beyond.