Breakthrough is the thirty-fourth main mission in Marvel's Spider-Man. Otto Octavius calls Peter Parker back to his lab for some exciting news, only for a project to go sour.
Story[]
Once Peter arrives, he finds that the Doctor has already utilized an intra-cranial neural network to attach and use his prosthetic arms, giving him neuro-transmission speeds under one nanosecond, faster than signals traveling inside the brain.
When Peter examines the interface, he notices there are errors with cascading voltage spikes in the motor complex, doubting if he can fix it. The interface gives a 38.7% probability of seizures, 40.4% probability of short-term memory loss, and 62.3% probability of long-term memory loss. Peter than expresses concerns that the neural web was not isolating his motor neurons and that Otto has not tested it enough. This angers Otto, who says he "does not feel like a failure" for the first time in his life, before Otto calms down after Peter reminds him he is not a failure and promises that they are close.
Otto thanks Peter as he leaves, before the news report comes on in which Norman Osborn claims credit for the apprehension of Martin Li. Otto smashes the television with one of his robotic arms in rage.
Walkthrough[]
After reaching the lab and after a cutscene, players will be tasked with completing a trio of circuit puzzles to set things right. Regardless of the success in these projects, the outcome will be the same. Once the cutscene ends, the next mission, "Reflection", is available.