A new Spider-Man: Miles Morales glitch turns the hero into a trash bin, as demonstrated in a video from a player who discovered the bug. Spider-Man: Miles Morales has been a standout November release despite the discussion being dominated by PS5 and Xbox Series X/S pre-orders and limited stock, and as a PS4 and PS5 title, it's also gotten a chance to shine as a demonstration of how the former upgrades into the latter for some games.
Spider-Man: Miles Morales is a relatively short game and functions more like a spin-off of Marvel's Spider-Man PS4, establishing Morales as a future protagonist and fleshing out some of his character arc to get him into the role of a reliable Spider-Man. The game has been praised for its incredible graphics and innovative takes on gameplay, avoiding falling into the trap of just rehashing Peter Parker's moves and instead giving Morales an identity as Spider-Man that's all his own. One notable recurring element is the number of Spider-Man: Miles Morales glitches that continue to position the hero in humorous situations, often replacing his body with that of an inanimate object.
A new glitch has been discovered by Twitter user bryanwassd, who documented their experience with a video. In the Spider-Man: Miles Morales glitch, the superhero is inexplicably turned into a trash bin, though he retains all the abilities he would normally have, including web-slinging. It's especially humorous to hear JJJ complaining about Spider-Man as the hero, now in the form of an open trash bin, jaunts through the city skyline.
It's yet another example of how glitches that aren't actually game-breaking can add to the experience of a title. Bethesda has made a name for itself over the years for mostly-humorous glitches in its open-world titles, and Spider-Man: Miles Morales, otherwise a functional and compelling game, also charms more than it frustrates with its bugs. Of course, there's still the Spider-Man: Miles Morales PS5 storage glitch to worry about for current-gen console owners, so not ever bug is an entertaining one - and in the case of the PS5 storage problem, it can be quite an expensive error.
While Spider-Man: Miles Morales glitches continue to entertain users, consumers have largely turned their attention to the holiday season and beyond. The future of gaming is officially here in the form of PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, but many justifiably feel like it hasn't truly arrived without some major console exclusives. Just when those will get here remains something of a mystery, but new announcements will likely be coming soon - and until then, fans can continue to try to snag an Xbox or PS5 restock when they become available.
Source: bryanwassd