infamous a hit or miss for sony?
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I heard about this game a long time ago. I dunno i guess it looks alright. Prob going to check out the demo today. Not really to sure why it;'s so hyped and all being the fist in its series as far as i know.
I played the game at a friend's who wrote a review about it.
It's stealing elements from Assassin's Creed (you can literaly climb up everything without rerouting), GTA (open world), Fable (obvious good/evil choices, Marvel/DC (cutscenes are voiced, stylish cutscenes) and Sly Cooper (i.e. running on cables)
The thing that struck me is how well all the elements are combined and how good the gameplay is, despite some problems. I'd rate it with at least 8.5
It's stealing elements from Assassin's Creed (you can literaly climb up everything without rerouting), GTA (open world), Fable (obvious good/evil choices, Marvel/DC (cutscenes are voiced, stylish cutscenes) and Sly Cooper (i.e. running on cables)
The thing that struck me is how well all the elements are combined and how good the gameplay is, despite some problems. I'd rate it with at least 8.5
Infamous is a huge hit for Sony. Haze had shoddy procution value, a forced release date, and it showed when the game was released. Sucker Punch did a great job with this game and PS3 owners are going to love it. This game is absolutely nothing like a Haze or a whatever other game you said.
And to the guy above, you do know Sucker Punch made Sly right? If you didn't, that's pretty good that you picked out that reference.
I don't think it's a bad thing that it mixes in all these different elements. If anything, it made one hell of a unique experience.
And to the guy above, you do know Sucker Punch made Sly right? If you didn't, that's pretty good that you picked out that reference.
I don't think it's a bad thing that it mixes in all these different elements. If anything, it made one hell of a unique experience.
I have a 360 and man that game looks awesome.
Lucky for me theres Prototype!
D: I just wish there wern't so many people saying: "OMG PROTOTYPE SUCKS CUZ ITS LIKE INFAMOUS!!!!"
and then other guy says:
"OMFG NO U LIER INFAMOUS SUCKS CUZ ITS LIKE COMIC BOOK LUL WUT!1!one!!! U FAIL LOLOLOLOLOLOL"
Now we have an all out war.
Lucky for me theres Prototype!D: I just wish there wern't so many people saying: "OMG PROTOTYPE SUCKS CUZ ITS LIKE INFAMOUS!!!!"
and then other guy says:
"OMFG NO U LIER INFAMOUS SUCKS CUZ ITS LIKE COMIC BOOK LUL WUT!1!one!!! U FAIL LOLOLOLOLOLOL"
Now we have an all out war.
If you have both systems it sort of comes down to which super powers you enjoy more, mutation or electricity. Other than the powers the games look pretty similar, with the only difference being that infamous is supposedly shorter and more linear, with prototype being slightly more free roam.
Hopefully they're both solid games. They both look sweet though, and anyone who says "INFAMOUS R FAIL LOLOL" or w/e is probably just a 360 fanboy.
Hopefully they're both solid games. They both look sweet though, and anyone who says "INFAMOUS R FAIL LOLOL" or w/e is probably just a 360 fanboy.
Accusing a game of "stealing" game play elements in this day and age is out and out ridiculous, because quite frankly, because where do you pick your jumping off point? By your reasoning every game is ripping off Super Mario Brothers on the NES because you could jump and get power-ups, and since a modern game with no jump feature would not only be boring but stupid, every game must be stealing from Mario...Xerosch said:
The Last Remnant isn't a bad game. It's not brilliant, but it's hardly bad. It's a fairly generic by-the-numbers JRPG with a interesting combat system. I've had fun playing it and I'd rate it about 7.5-8.0, perhaps a few extra points for being a JRPG on the PC.skathe said:
As for Gamespot, aside from that review scandal a while back, I've found their reviews to be generally good, informative and fair. If I want to see some game bashing for the fun of it, I'll watch ZP.
Definately not another Haze... at least by my impression of the demo...
It actually feels VERY different from every Open World Superhero game I've ever played and I imagine that it'll even feel REALLY different from Prototype...
I imagine Prototype will be the BEST example of the typical "Open World" super hero game.
It actually feels VERY different from every Open World Superhero game I've ever played and I imagine that it'll even feel REALLY different from Prototype...
I imagine Prototype will be the BEST example of the typical "Open World" super hero game.
Not an escapist review scandal...a Gamespot review scandal. This dude, Jeff G., used to work at Gamespot but was fired after he put out a horrible review for Kane and Lynch. It's rumored that the makers of Kane and Lynch got pissed because they spent so much money on Gamespot advertising. The internet was abuzz with it. Google it, because there's a lot more than what I just wrote.herr.Didi said:
Enough with the God of War. I can obviously see this is probably your most anticipated game of this year (or probably of all time).Indigo_Dingo said:
Plus, I don't think the game's far enough to make a demo of it.
Well, they surely do have a pretty large portion of the game made, but they usually don't give out demos to games that are not yet going to be released soon.
Uncharted 2 is just so close.
But yeah, GoW III demo would've been enough for me to purchase.
I'll purchase inFAMOUS anyway, but that would be sweet (icing on the cake).