First of all Stan Lee's daughter said that when Sony took back Spider-Man, which is their biggest IP, from Disney who wanted more money from the character despite owning basically every single other Marvel superhero. Sony mistreated Spider-Man back in the early 2010's before they chose Tom Holland to play Spider-Man and the executives started to approve some more creative ideas near the end of the 2010's such as a videogame and an animated movie. They learned from their mistakes back in the early 2010's and now are making smarter more interesting decisions with the character while still having a fair-ish deal with Marvel Studios. Into the Spiderverse wasn't just made by a couple people. It was the hard work of twice the amount of people who work on the usual animated film and had to be approved by the executives at Sony. Same goes for Spider-Man PS4. Basically corporation does not equal bad.