Spider-Man： Miles Morales GAMEPLAY on ROG Ally

Hello, welcome back to a new video. So as

you can see, I've got Spider-Man: Miles

Morales loaded on the ROG Ally.

Thought I'd do some gameplay footage of

this game. So we're currently running at

25 watts turbo,

unplugged, no battery. Well, I mean, I've

got 99% battery. I don't have the battery

plugged in, so we're going to see how well

the game runs and also how quickly the

battery dies. So this is the game. It

looks really good. I, I'm blown away at

how good this looks. It's so good. I mean,

sometimes you go down to the ground level

and then you go into shops, or there's

like a stage where you're in his house and

everything inside of the house is like

really detailed and really nice looking.

Hold on, I don't know why my D-pad is

kind of dirty looking here. Let me just

clean it quickly. Okay, well, as I was

saying, yeah, so there's a level where

you're in his house and everything in the

house is like really high detailed and you

can see all the, the text on boxes and the

food looks crisp and everything. So this

is the game. Do some swinging first.

Swinging feels pretty good.

Uh, use the right trigger, you hold it

down and it automatically latches onto

stuff. Obviously when you're above

anything that you can latch onto You

can't latch onto buildings unless you're

below the building. Oh, I accidentally

triggered a cutscene.

So we've got an FPS of 39,

usually around 30 to 40 FPS whilst playing

the game. I didn't actually want to do a

mission yet because I was going to show

you the city, but it's also kind of

annoying to skip these cutscenes. You go

into the menu and then sometimes you can't

actually cut Uh, skip the cutscene.

There's no skip cutscene button, which is

annoying.

Have I put the sound on? Whoops.

Photo mode. Oh, I didn't know there's a

photo mode. Where's the

sound? Zero.

Why is there no sound?

Okay, I'll show you a close-up of the

screen. The screen looks really good

because the ROG Ally has a very good

screen. Turn it down a bit.

Okay, I'll show you the city.

I actually forgot the buttons. Hold on,

because I was playing on my laptop on

keyboard and mouse, which feels kind of

weird. I'll show you some combat, I guess.

So I almost died already.

Okay, maybe just start over. How do I go

invisible? Wait, where's the other— there

it is. This is going really badly. I

wasn't expecting that.

I'll try and take these guys out.

What just happened? That was like a weird

glitch. I forgot what the buttons are.

I think I'm gonna die.

Maybe we just swing away for now.

I'm trying to find the button so you can

zip to the little points, but I forgot

what it was.

Was it right bumper? Is it this one?

Is it A? Oh my God, I don't know.

Yeah, I died. Yeah, this game's actually

pretty hard, and I've just got it on

normal level, normal difficulty,

but you do take quite a battering if

you're not playing it carefully.

So I think it's actually the 2 bumper

buttons— no, the 2 trigger buttons like

that. Okay, so this is how you're supposed

to do it. You're supposed to do stealth

takedowns like that. And then disappear,

and then we'll try and get over there, I

guess. The game plays really well.

I'm actually very shocked that it plays

better on my ROG Ally than it does on my

gaming laptop. So you can like sneak

up on them like that, do a takedown, kick

them off the building. Whoa, he just like

flips everywhere. Disappear, take out this

person, zip to the top, zip,

zip back up there. It does feel like,

like some kind of stealth ninja game,

which I guess is more what

Spider-Man is about. He's not really like

a guy who just goes in there, blows

everything up. He is more of a subtle,

sneaky guy, isn't he?

Although some of these gadgets are getting

ridiculous now. He can go invisible,

which is kind of silly.

It is quite satisfying just stealthing

around, taking them out one by one.

So there's 2 left. Oh,

there's one. We can do a perch takedown,

tie him up. Go invisible and—

oh, he threw a grenade. And we can do this

special attack, it's called a

Venom Punch. He uses some kind of

electricity,

and then you can do some combos like that.

I like doing that, kicking them off the

edge of buildings. He didn't survive.

I'll go down to the street level,

although it might fail the mission for me

if I do that. Moving around the city feels

really good. It does

feel really nice just swinging around.

I haven't played a Spider-Man game since I

was like 12 years old when it came out on

PlayStation 1 or 2,

and it is interesting to see how much the

game has improved. So you go into street

level, it's like GTA I guess you could

say. You can jump on the cars and the cars

actually bounce realistically like they

have suspension. You see that? See the way

the car wobbles? I really like that.

In a lot of games you jump on cars and

they don't move. I like how the suspension

actually wobbles. But obviously you can't

steal the cars or drive the cars. It's not

Cyberpunk. Turn this down a bit.

So when you're on street level, there's

quite a lot of people just standing

around, and it's

funny because they react to you. You can

also get on the train if you want to.

The level of detail is really good. Look

at her phone. Even the phone screen she's

holding actually has stuff on it.

You can look inside the cars. It's telling

me to go back to the mission. I think

we'll just abandon the mission for now. I

don't know what mission that was. You

can't hurt the pedestrians. I mean,

it would be silly if you could.

And some of these shops have like a fake

interior. Look, it kind

of has— it looks like

it has an interior, but it doesn't really.

You can't go inside, but I like

how you can read the signs and everything

is kind of clear and crisp. Look at that.

I don't know why this amazes me so much.

This is a game from 2020, but the graphics

are really good even on the ROG Ally.

Uh, let's just abandon this.

Okay, can we get some gameplay?

I don't like his voice. Why does he sound

like such a weirdo? It sounds like his

voice is gonna break at any moment.

Oh my god, I accidentally triggered that

stupid mission again.

How long have I been playing? 10 minutes?

9 minutes and I've lost 20% battery

already. I think I can play 5

times 10— I could play 50 minutes maybe.

Yeah, I can't skip this.

So yeah, it runs really well on the ROG

Ally. Runs better on my Ally than it does

on my gaming laptop. I don't want to fight

these guys again. I just want to swing

around and then it's going to say

abandoned mission and go stupid loading

screen. I don't know why it

goes onto a loading screen when you

abandon a mission.

Because I keep going towards that yellow

marker. Okay, I'll show you the city now.

The city looks pretty good.

You can go down to street level. Do you

remember when the first Spider-Man game

you couldn't— there was no street level,

it was just like fog, and if you fell into

the fog you would die. And now there's

actually full-blown street level.

So you can do stuff like that, interact

with your fans, walk around on

the street. You know what I wish you could

do? I wish you could swing the cars

around, but that's not very

Spider-Man-like.

And you can do tricks like that. Holding

the X button.

Backflip.

Yeah, I like this.

It was only £20 on Steam. The controls

work really well for this type of game.

Don't need keyboard and mouse. Actually,

I think for this kind of game, uh,

control pad works better than keyboard and

And the, the windows in the buildings have

reflections. I don't know if they're true

reflections though. I think it's like a

fake reflection.

Spider-Man's not reflected on it. Oh, he

is. Yeah, he is reflected on it.

Interesting. Yeah, it does actually seem

like a proper reflection mirrored in the

Okay, we got some crime going on. Where is

it? You get these random crime missions

that pop up on your minimap, and then you

can go and help what's going on.

So we can just beat these guys up probably

without too much problem.

The combat is quite fun actually. You can

destroy quite a lot of the environment,

little boxes and stuff. And pull over

shelves. And there's this finishing move

like that which looks pretty cool.

The combat is surprisingly satisfying

to play.

I like the slow-mo.

You can't really mess with the bodies when

they're dead.

What's that

say? We always give you more.

Really? I lost 25% battery in 13 minutes.

Wow.

If I

can figure out what Finn's planning to do

with the Nuform and take it from her,

it'll be a good day.

Take it easy, big Spider-Man.

Yeah, it's pretty good. Quite fun.

It runs perfectly. It has crashed a couple

times, but look, we're getting 30 FPS. It

feels really smooth. It's lagging on my

laptop all the time.

Finally, a reason to use the ROG Ally.