Some players are wondering if Spiderman 2 Cigarette Daydreams actually plays during the game. Near the beginning of the main story, Peter Parker and Harry Osmond have a surprising reunion in that Harry has seemingly recovered from his disease. To rekindle their friendship, he brings some bikes in his trunk and asks Peter to follow him on a bike ride throughout the Astoria neighborhood. A musical track without lyrics begins to play in the background that might be on the tip of their tongue. Here’s what the song that plays during the bike ride is in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 for PS5.
Does Cigarette Daydreams play in Spiderman 2?
Yes, Cigarette Daydreams by band Cage the Elephant does play during the bike ride sequence in Spiderman 2.
To be clear, it’s just the instrumental track from the song that is heard throughout the bike ride. You can watch the cutscene in this video compilation, and hear the original song in its official music video. The track released in 2013, so it evokes a sense of nostalgia for many players, which is the point of the scene. While you don’t hear any of the song’s lyrics, that’s probably for the best as they would have interrupted the conversation between Peter and Harry.
Cage the Elephant is a popular choice for the PlayStation brand. On the official PlayStation channel on YouTube, the band made a short video in 2015 explaining how gaming has influenced them and how PlayStation has their favorite console and games. At the time, they expressed their like for inFamous Second Son and the PlayStation 4. The band also created the song “No Rest for the Wicked” as part of an ad for Borderlands back in 2009.
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