Marvel’s Spider-Man 2: Two New Free Suits & PS5 Pro

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 on PS5 is getting a fresh wave of cosmetic options and PS5 Pro performance features this week, with two new free suits for Peter Parker and added support for Enhanced PSSR plus a new Power Saver mode.

Key takeaways

Spider-Man 2 is receiving two new free suits via an update released this week.
One of the new outfits is based on the upcoming Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls crossover, using a cel-shaded anime-inspired look.
The other suit is tied to Spider-Man actor Tom Holland’s costume from the “Brand New Day” theme.
The same update adds Enhanced PSSR support on PS5 Pro and introduces Power Saver mode.

Two new free suits arrive in this week’s Spider-Man 2 update

Insomniac’s Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 will add both the “Brand New Day” themed costume and a cel-shaded “Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls” suit to the game’s costume selection screen. The update that enables them is rolling out this week, and both outfits are free to download.

The “Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls” suit features a cel-shaded design with bold, anime-styled colors and a larger spider emblem on the chest. The “Brand New Day” costume is described as more classic in tone, dialing back to familiar Spider-Man aesthetics with subtle textures and color choices that reference the character’s comics and animated appearances.

Enhanced PSSR on PS5 Pro and Power Saver mode

Beyond cosmetics, the update also brings technical improvements for PS5 Pro players. It adds support for Enhanced PSSR, a feature introduced earlier this year that is intended to improve the visual output while maintaining a target of 4K 60fps. The update also includes a Power Saver mode.

Insomniac’s goal with the PSSR update is to make the game look even better on supported hardware, especially with advanced lighting effects that benefit how Spider-Man’s world is rendered on the right display setup.

What’s next for Insomniac after Spider-Man 2

Unlike the original Marvel’s Spider-Man title, Spider-Man 2 did not receive post-launch expansions. Instead, Insomniac moved directly into its next project—a single-player Wolverine game—after completing work on its third Spider-Man entry.

Marvel’s Wolverine launches on September 15 for PS5. The game is positioned as a darker, more brutal take on familiar Marvel characters, continuing Insomniac’s trend of reimagining the franchise through its own tone and design approach.