It is easy to see the resemblance to the Green Goblin, from the person's demanding stance on the board to the lights that glow beneath the board, they may as well be on their way to destroy Spider-Man.
The drone device closely resembles the Green Goblin's hoverboard as seen in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy. The video, which has been shared repeatedly over on Twitter, shows off an individual clad in all black and wearing a sleek helmet as they hover over a New York street on a floating drone.
Yes, we are one step closer to the Green Goblin stepping out of comic books and into the real world. While most would just be awed at the physics of it all, many took one look at the video and instantly made parallels to a certain masked villain that rides a drone-board through New York City and terrorizes Spider-Man. A recent video has been making its way around the Internet that shows off a person riding a drone through New York City. Click here to join our channel stay updated with the latest Technology headlines.Another day, another step closer to living in the Spider-Verse. Stay connected with us on social media platform for instant update click here to join our T witter, & Facebook Sequels would not fall into this category. New iterations of prior releases: This includes ports and remastered titles.Mid-core: Titles that are either an arcade title (like WWE Battlegrounds) or games that have many hours of gameplay, but not to the same extent as an immersive core title.Mobile: Any title released on a mobile platform.Independent: Private Division releases.
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