Additionally, a menu option to skip Fast Travel animations and gyro support for Steam Deck were added. The perceived general lighting changes compared to the PlayStation 5 release were also fixed. Post-launch patches included improved stability, shader caching process, optimization, ray-traced shadows, ray-traced reflections, cutscene performance and several bugfixes. Overall it was regarded as a PC port of high quality featuring good performance. Ray traced sun and moon shadows of vegetation can also look worse compared to rasterized shadows as the ray traced variant produces shadows from a lower quality vegetation object model without taking any movement into account. Additionally, in rare cases, some surfaces didn't seem to utilize ray traced reflection, while they do on the PlayStation 5 version. The game also suffers from various issues where full-resolution textures don't always seem to load or only load in very late. The games' loading times were found to be longer than compared to the PlayStation 5 release. On release, it was found that general lighting had changed compared to the PlayStation 5 version, which makes some scenes look better and others look worse by drowning out some texture detail. The game released on November 18, 2022, two years after it was originally released for PlayStation 4 and 5 in 2020. The PC version improves in a variety of ways compared to the PlayStation 5 release, including improved ray traced reflections (improved resolution and improved complexity of geometry included in reflection), newly added ray traced sun and moon shadows, FoV slider, improved weather particle density, improved shadows, HBAO+, DLSS 2, DLSS Frame Generation, FSR 2.1, X eSS, DLAA, ultrawide screen support and an unlocked frame rate. The game was developed for PlayStation 4 and 5 by Insomniac Games, while the PC version is being developed by Nixxes Software and published by PlayStation PC. Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales is a sequel to the Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered.

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