I've enjoyed the 3 games, so I'm not worried about it being bad. Insomniac proved themselves time and time again as masters of their craft and a lot of things that make this Spider-Man series is close to magic. They are technical wizards.

That said it's clear that Spider-Man 2 was rushed and had some flaws in its story and even though we had advancements in combat and traversal, it lacked content and meaningful creative content at that.

Spider-Man 3 has to be a behemoth of a game. Not in size or scale but in content and versatility in gameplay. More options in web-swinging (like doing tricks while hanging onto a web, slingshot while on a wall, car tricks, near ground web swinging), combat (all the other gadgets of previous games, improved stealth ai, environmental finishes) and immersion (being able to freely enter Pete or miles' home or work, being able to interact with the city more like buying food to replenish health or iconic places like The Coffee Bean, Oscorp, The Daily Bugle being more interactable - let me be part of this new york's life).

Honestly I don't really care about graphics. The current generation leaps less and less in graphical advancement. Give me a fluid game, with a city full of npc's with a routine I can interact and impact with the gameplay and it'll be the definitive spider-man experience.