A massive turf war breaks out in Manhattan between the Russian Mob and the Shocker's gang. In response, Wilson Fisk ( Kingpin ) and Harry Osborn fund a private police force called the Enhanced Crime Task Force to restore order—and eventually hunt vigilantes like Spider-Man.
Two years after Uncle Ben's death, Peter Parker finally tracks down Carradine. However, before he can capture him, Carradine is killed by a serial killer known as the "Carnage Killer" .
A former bank robber given powers by Fisk's experiments; she eventually helps Peter by revealing Fisk’s true identity.
Desperate to cure a terminal genetic disease, Harry eventually injects himself with spider venom, transforming into the Green Goblin.
The story concludes with Spider-Man defeating Carnage and being inspired by (who appears as a comic shop owner) to continue his hero work. A post-credits scene reveals that Chameleon has been impersonating Fisk's associate, Donald Menken, hinting at future plans with Kingpin.
The 2014 video game follows a unique storyline that runs parallel to the events of the movie while introducing its own separate narrative arcs. Unlike the film, the game's primary focus is Spider-Man's continued hunt for Dennis Carradine , the man who killed Uncle Ben. Core Story Arcs
Sergei Kravinoff ( Kraven the Hunter ) offers to mentor Spider-Man, teaching him more aggressive hunting techniques to help track the Carnage Killer.
After being rescued by Spider-Man from a mob attack, an industrial accident transforms him into Electro. He later blames Spider-Man for his condition.
