Spider-Man 2 Tech Crates are all over New York City, and each will provide some additional Tech Parts or Rare Tech Parts to help unlock new Spider-Man 2 suits and Spider-Man 2 skills, abilities, gadgets and suit tech to your arsenal. Because of this you will want to find them to earn parts and unlock upgrades while you work through the Marvel's Spider-Man 2 storyline. To learn the best ways of tracking down these essential Tech Parts, here's how and where to find Tech Crates in Spider-Man 2.
Spider-Man 2 Tech Crates and Rare Tech Crates locations
The map above shows a selection of Spider-Man 2 Tech Crates locations in each area of New York City. This isn't exhaustive listing because there are a lot of crates, but it will be more than enough to boost your Tech Parts balance to unlock all of the items available in the earlier parts of the game. If you want to find more Tech Crates for yourself, then I have pointers below for how to track them down.
How to find Tech Crates in Spider-Man 2
A good method to find Tech Crates in Spider-Man 2 is to swing or glide above the rooftops and look for a tell-tale blue or yellow glow. You can usually spot this from a distance with blue crates containing Tech Parts and yellow crates Rare Tech Parts. You can also listen out for a repeating 'ping' sound they make, and if you hear this while exploring you'll know there's a crate on a rooftop or in an alleyway nearby - if you click the right stick to scan the area you should see the Tech Crate glowing through walls.
Finally, once you've made enough progress in the story you'll get access to Suit Tech upgrades, which will let you craft the All Seeing upgrade under Traversal. This is unlocked at Level 21 and will require a lot of Tech Parts and Hero Tokens to craft the preceding upgrades, but once you have All Seeing equipped you'll reveal all Tech Crate locations as icons on your minimap. Then it's simply a case of swinging around the city and grabbing those you see.
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