The Amazing Spider-Man is being made into a video game, and it’s coming from Activision and the Edge of Time developers Beenox . More importantly, it’s going to be it’s own game, besides coinciding with the movie.

At the Marvel development panel, Beenox creative director Gerard Lehiany discussed developing a game that will coincide with the movie. The Amazing Spider-Man, sharing the same name as the movie, will return to the open-world structure as some of its predecessors.

“We brought back the city into Spider-Man games,” said Lehinay. “For us it is important to be able to web-swing in the city. So that’s one of the major things that we’ve been working on.”

During the presentation, a brief discussion broke out about the game development process with Marvel, and how the universe’s characters rich and Beenox ability to transform these characters and still be close to the original character.

When an artist produces enough hit songs they combined them into a ‘Greatest Hits’ collection, or collaboration. Now, it seems that Activision, along with the guys at Beenox, have plans to produce a ‘Greatest Hits’ collaboration of Guitar Hero.

In an interview with IGN, Paul Gadbois, a producer at Beenox, revealed their plans for Guitar Hero: Greatest Hits. According to Gadbois, the game is scheduled to launch on all major consoles this June; it will also be for the ‘super’ official price of $60 on all nex-gen consoles – expect for the Wii – and for the PS2 and Wii it will go for the price of $40.

And the game will also feature a 48 master tracks featuring songs like;

• “Barracuda” by Heart
• “I Love Rock N Roll” by Joan Jett and The Blackhearts
• “I Wanna Rock” by Twisted Sister
• “Killer Queen” by Queen
• “Killing in the Name” by Rage Against The Machine
• “Nothin’ But A Good Time” by Poison
• “Them Bones” by Alice in Chains
• “Through the Fire and Flames” by Dragonforce