Nice catch! Harry would definitelt be the type of person that would say unprompted at a party "Thanks guys, I really needed this."

Peter and Harry's friendship in this game was too wholesome.

I got this on my second play through and this is definitely a knod to the spider verse I love it!❤️

1:14- *"We're gonna change the world."* Poor Peter. Being ambitious so often seems to come with the territory of being brilliant, wanting to change the world somehow. Motives vary, of course, whether it's because such individuals are encouraged to use their gifts for a higher calling by others, feel a responsibility to, or do it for personal gain (typically wealth). It's a tale as old as time. Over and over again, Pete tries to use his intellect to do more good for others than he ever could by crime fighting. He knows he could be more than Spider-Man and has endeavored to put his skills to better use through multiple outlets (teaching, running a company, etc.). Each time, he puts his heart into it and believes others feel as he does. Yet, so many times, Peter ends up working with and trusting people of similar brilliance that share a deep desire to make a difference and may start that path with the best intentions... only to end up being corrupted by their ambitions and transformed into a supervillain Spider-Man then has to battle. Worse, he directly had a hand in creating some of them. That guilt could easily cripple many people. We saw in the sequel how Pete was still struggling to forgive himself for Aunt May's death, knowing he helped develop the technology that screwed up Otto's mind. Peter could've become cynical over time until he stopped trusting anyone with his scientific prowess after the number of times he's been burned. It would be difficult for even the most kind-hearted soul to stay optimistic after he's watched great minds be undone by their worst natures (Norman Osborn, Harry Osborn, Otto Octavius, Curt Connors, etc.). But in spite of everything, against all odds, Peter finds a way to keep his faith in people. Moreover, he has met some geniuses that stay sincerely good. A hero's greatest test is often a test of their will to persevere. But ultimately, Peter Parker NEVER gives up on the world, waiting for his next opportunity to improve it and making his best effort to learn from past mistakes. That's just who he is.

I don’t know if I’m sleepy or something but I thought this was a Harry Potter game or something. I just saw Harry and assumed this was a flash forward in Hogwarts Legacy

*Spider-Man 3 plays*