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Platform: PlayStation 3
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Developer: Sony
Category: Action

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A massive explosion rips through six square blocks of Empire City, leveling everything and everyone in its path. At the center of the blast crater a lone man has survived the event and has been changed forever. From the creators of the award-winning Sly Cooper series, Sucker Punch brings you inFamous, the first open-world action-adventure title exclusively for the PLAYSTATION®3 system. Players will experience what happens when a real person suddenly starts developing super powers. Will they exact revenge, protect the innocent or do little of both? These are the situations gamers will face when immersed inside a richly interactive and organic living city. A place where actions create broader reactions in the citizens and landscape around them. inFamous lets players unravel an evolving mystery, experience fame and/or infamy and battle powerful, iconic villains...all the while feeling what it is like to become a modern day superhero.

Game Features:

Be a Hero: Take on the role of Cole, an everyday guy and urban explorer, who develops a wide range of electricity-based powers. Learn how to adapt to Cole's evolving powers in an attempt to save Empire City and its people.
Super Powers: Feel what it is like to discover, grow and use a wide range of electricity-based super powers (good or bad); and grasp the responsibility that comes from being so powerful.
Epic Battles: Experience what it is like to be a true hero, taking responsibility for every action, as players battle against powerful iconic villains.
Open Dynamic World: Coupling rich powers with a reactive environment and population, experience complete freedom to explore a deep, open interactive city. Players will be challenged to decide if they choose to save or destroy Empire City.
Urban exploration: Scale the cityscape to discover new vantage points and employ a vertical combat system. Utilize Cole's climbing skills to go where most people can not, opening up a variety of offensive and defensive combat options.
Organic, City Ecology: Watch the citizens and city react and evolve depending on players' actions. Events will unfold based on the role players take in them, creating broader reactions in the city's people and environment.

Cole, an everyday guy, sets out to deliver a package in the downtown area of Empire City. Present at the scene of a devastating explosion that rocks Empire City, he barely manages to survive the event. As riots erupt in the aftermath, the city collapses into chaos and becomes overrun by powerful criminals. The city is quarantined from the mainland, and television broadcasts link Cole to the scene of the crime. Cole is now a wanted man, but he's also wielding extraordinary powers as a result of the explosion.

As an evolving mystery unfolds, Cole must learn how to grasp his newfound super powers as he searches for the real culprits behind the blast in an attempt to rescue Empire City from complete anarchy.

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Number of Players: 1 player
Resolution: 480p - 720p

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inFAMOUS

Gameplay:

9.2 out of 10

Graphics:

9 out of 10

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9.1 out of 10

Lasting Appeal:

8.9 out of 10

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9.2 out of 10

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9.2 out of 10

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9 out of 10

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9.1 out of 10

Lasting Appeal:

8.9 out of 10

303 out of 32194%of customers would recommend this product to a friend.

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395 A massive explosion rips through six square blocks of Empire City, leveling everything and everyone in its path. At the center of the blast crater a lone man has survived the event and has been changed forever. From the creators of the award-winning Sly Cooper series, Sucker Punch brings you inFamous, the first open-world action-adventure title exclusively for the PLAYSTATION®3 system. Players will experience what happens when a real person suddenly starts developing super powers. Will they exact revenge, protect the innocent or do little of both? These are the situations gamers will face when immersed inside a richly interactive and organic living city. A place where actions create broader reactions in the citizens and landscape around them. inFamous lets players unravel an evolving mystery, experience fame and/or infamy and battle powerful, iconic villains...all the while feeling what it is like to become a modern day superhero.

Gameplay:

9.2 out of 10

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9 out of 10

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9.1 out of 10

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8.9 out of 10

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9.2 out of 10

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9.2 out of 10

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9 out of 10

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9.1 out of 10

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8.9 out of 10

303 out of 32194%of customers would recommend this product to a friend.

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9.2 out of 10

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9.2 out of 10

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9 out of 10

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8.9 out of 10

303 out of 32194%of customers would recommend this product to a friend.

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Overall Rating:

10 out of 10

Gameplay:

10 out of 10

Graphics:

8 out of 10

Sound:

9 out of 10

Lasting Appeal:

10 out of 10

Posted on:2/10/12

Ninjaboy

Location: Where am I? Sorry, that's classified. ;)

This game is perfect for: casual gamers

The open-world genre has seen many fantastic titles, but none have quite the power and playability of Sucker Punch’s Infamous. It has great gameplay, excellent storytelling, and satisfying combat.
If you’re into PS3 exclusives, chances are you’ll know something about Infamous. If not, let me enlighten you: Infamous is a third-person open-world game by Sucker Punch. You play as Cole, a regular messenger who’s been gifted with electrical superpowers.
The storyline in Infamous is one of its main assets. It all begins with Cole, a citizen of Empire City, who is delivered a mysterious package. Once he opens that package, a huge explosion destroys a massive portion of Empire City, setting off a cataclysmic chain of events.
When Cole wakes up, he’s in the middle of a massive crater. How he’s alive, he doesn’t know, but he’s out to find answers. He later learns that Empire City has gone to Hades, and violent gangs have taken advantage of the destruction to seize control of Empire City’s three districts: the Neon District, the Historic District, and The Warren. More importantly (to us, at least), Cole has gained electrical superpowers that escalate his abilities beyond that of a normal human. He can now survive any fall, blast baddies (or citizens) with electricity, and do parkour like it’s nobody’s business.
The storyline takes off from there, introducing us to some very deep characters and giving us a reason to care about them. As you continue playing Infamous, it is impossible not to become emotionally attached to the story at some point. For me, it was when I had to make a very hard decision (I won’t spoil it for you, but those who’ve completed Infamous know what I mean). Another reason to become attached to the game is Cole himself. He doesn’t have many friends to start with, but as the story progresses, he loses almost all of his friends, and becomes increasingly lonely in his hunt for Kessler. This loneliness deepens after the very hard decision you have to make in the Historic District (again, I WON’T spoil anything, but trust me, you want to play this game to find out), and you find yourself empathizing with Cole on a regular basis. His story becomes more and more tragic later in the game, and you’re always there to see Cole’s tortured soul endure hardship after hardship. It is truly a humbling experience, and an inspiring one, due to the fact that Cole stays emotionally and physically strong throughout this ordeal. The story takes many twists and turns, and plot twists happen on a regular basis, but they’re not so abrupt that you feel like the story’s going to change every 5 minutes. The end will be guaranteed to blow your mind, however. ;)
The most important and interesting character in this story is Cole himself. How does he react to the destruction of the city? What does he think he should do? These are all questions that you yourself must answer. You are in charge of Cole, and you must shape his character, reputation, and ultimately, destiny. How you act and what you do matters in this game, and the repercussions of your actions will matter in the long run. Will you be a man of the people and prove yourself as Empire City’s guardian? Or will you live only to destroy, satisfying your own selfish desires? This is entirely up to you.
Now, let’s get down to the actual gameplay. Cole’s movement and aiming controls work smoothly. These controls really come to life during parkour and climbing sequences, and trust me; there will be a lot of them.
See, Cole was a bit of an urban ninja before the blast, and he’s got some pretty mad parkour skills. These are escalated and elevated after his strange rise to the status of superhero. Like I said, Cole can now survive any fall (and I mean ANY fall), climb up the side of buildings with ease, tightrope-walk across electrical wires, and generally traverse the city with ease. Cole’s climbing and parkour controls work very well, and he’s able to grab on to most every surface where’s there’s a handhold. Cole can climb straight up pipes, ladders, telephone poles, and much more. This makes climbing both fun and practical, and trust me, it’ll get even better as you get more into the game.
There’s a lot to talk about in terms of gameplay, but Cole’s powers cannot be missed. Cole’s basic abilities are a simple shocker bolt, a shockwave-type blast of electricity, and the ability to drain electricity from anything powered by it. Cole’s powers remain basic as you get used to the shooting and basic combat controls, but it’s when you unlock more powers that things get really interesting. Cole’s full arsenal includes shock grenades, precision/sniper bolts, lightning storm, electrical rockets, the ability to fly, the Gigiwatt Blades, a polarity shield, and a few karma-specific powers. His touch-based abilities include the ability to heal a citizen, restrain a person, or leech the electricity out of anyone. These powers give you new and increasingly satisfying ways to dispatch your enemies. The enemies get increasingly harder to exterminate, and you’ll need to use every tactic in your arsenal in order to win.
Empire City itself is a city that’s been brought to its knees. You constantly hear the cries from people in the street; how they were only supposed to be here one day, or about how they can’t find their parents. The people of Empire City don’t play a huge role in the story, but they do affect your reputation. How you treat them and the city in general reflects onto your reputation. A meter in the upper left-hand corner models your reputation, ranging from the saintly Guardian and Hero to the despicably evil Outlaw and Infamous.
Who you choose to be affects how the people of Empire City treat you. If you set yourself up as their savior, they’ll treat you like a hero, applauding you after a skirmish with gangsters, taking pictures of you as you fly between missions, and generally treating you as their personal god. If you care not for the lives of Empire City’s citizens, terrorizing them and living for your own selfish desires, they’ll despise you, their contempt growing as your reputation does. They will flee from your presence or throw rocks at you, depending on the situation.
Picking a side of the karma meter has its advantages and disadvantages. For instance, a hero can count on the citizens of Empire City to assist him when they can. They’ll throw rocks at your enemies, kick them while they’re down, and generally assist with the one-man war effort. However, ignoring the people of Empire City to fulfill a quest or get some extra xp will result in a drop in your reputation. Thus, you have a responsibility to Empire City, and it is truly a double-edged sword. If you’re Infamous, however, the people will not help you. They’ll either cower in alleys, run from you, or throw rocks at you. You may not have the public support of the people, but you care only about yourself, not the people of Empire city.
Your karma meter can be affected by both small and large-scale actions. For example, bio leeching citizens and enemies will bring your reputation down slightly, and healing citizens will bring it up slightly. These small actions still affect your karma meter, but not as much as the bigger actions. The story missions and the side missions present you with many different opportunities to choose your karmaic path, usually in a decision to do good or evil. Your choices are usually pretty clear, and the game doesn’t make it hard to decide in most cases.
The graphical department is where Infamous sinks to average. The visuals are by no means ugly; the graphical detail in the characters is top notch, and the environments are well-designed. This is an open-word game, however, and it’s when you look at the details that Infamous falls a bit short in the graphics department. Empire City itself has some visual rough edges that seem almost painted on, although this is hard to notice when you take in the city as a whole. Up-close, though, you sort of wish that the devs had taken more time to remodel the rough edges of a city. Again, however, this is an open-word game, and the massive expanse of the city more than makes up for the graphical rough edges.
One other thing to note about the graphics is the cutscenes. These are presented in a comic-book style, and tremendously add to the elements of the game’s story: the despair of Empire City’s people, Cole’s loneliness, and the nature of the characters themselves. These graphic-novel cutscenes are a great addition to Infamous. One small gripe I have, though, is that the cutscenes are so story-driven and deep that they seem a bit detached from the sometimes comical dialogue. This is a very small gripe, however, keep in mind.
The final verdict? Infamous is one of the best reasons to own a PS3. It’s a fun, expansive, and story-driven affair, and any PS3 owner can be proud to say that they own the best open-world superhero game of all time. Infamous gets a final score of 9.7/10. Thanks for reading my review; I hope it was helpful!

FEATURED REVIEW

Top 10 Contributor

Overall Rating:

10 out of 10

Gameplay:

10 out of 10

Graphics:

8 out of 10

Sound:

9 out of 10

Lasting Appeal:

10 out of 10

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biggie321

florida

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I love this game!!!!!

Posted 5/3/12

I love this Cole's powers are so cool and unique it's very fun!

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A unique but fun game

Overall Rating:

9 out of 10

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9 out of 10

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8 out of 10

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10 out of 10

Posted on:11/29/10

khan

Location: detroit,MI

This game is perfect for: hardcore gamers

when i first started playing the game i was like wow but as i started to play it more i got really addicted this is a really good game i can't stop playing it.

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Overall Rating:

9 out of 10

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9 out of 10

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GOD52

inFAMOUS

Posted 10/9/11

THE GAME IS SO GREAT AND ADDICTING i love the game

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Great Game, Lasting Appeal is lower

Overall Rating:

8 out of 10

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9 out of 10

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9 out of 10

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10 out of 10

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7 out of 10

Posted on:5/13/12

KP17

This game is perfect for: casual gamers

This game is a good action game. I was looking for something similar to GTA IV (tall buildings, plenty of action, etc.) but rated teen. I tried the demo and it was very fun. I bought the game & enjoy it.. I'm still in the neon district but my attention span lowers after a while but still a very good game. Worth the money.

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Posted on:4/21/12

biggie321

Location: florida

This game is perfect for: hardcore gamers

One of the best games ever made.You should own this,Skyrim,War in the north,and Arkham asylum and city.

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Very Enticing Story

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7 out of 10

Posted on:4/18/12

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The plot is very interesting and immersive. The combat system is very nice and the powers are cool. Id say if you can get this for $20 go for it.

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Great Exclusive Title

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Posted on:4/17/12

bgb5star

This game is perfect for: hardcore gamers

Infamous was a GREAT exclusive for the PS3, It does lack a good storyline but the gameplay makes up for that, easy control systems helps allot too. This game is re-playable, but might get boring after you do it as both a good and bad guy.

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Best Game for PS3

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Posted on:4/13/12

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Location: Springtown, TX

This game is perfect for: hardcore gamers

This is by far THE best game I have ever played on the PS3. It has amazing game play with tons of upgrades and plenty of satisfying moves. It has a mind bending story line and the option to do good or bad things is nice. The price on this game makes it a must have for everybody, and if you don't have a PS3, go buy one.

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It was Okay

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6 out of 10

Posted on:4/2/12

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Location: chicago

This game is perfect for: casual gamers

-The story line was good.
-The skills were good but could have made them more useful by adding more power to them.
-I liked the fact that you can capture territory from the gangs that run around the city.
Graphics were okay.
-control are a bit sluggish and uncontrolled. If you want to jump from one spot to another, it's a hit or a miss. You may land or fall. It is also hard to grab on to a specific item and dropping down is also a pain in the butt. It automatically grabs on the other things.
-If your just looking for a game where there is free-play. Just get assassins creed.

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Posted on:3/22/12

Chris2012

Location: Michigan

This game is perfect for: hardcore gamers

I played a lot of video games growing up and I have only ran into a few that are as good as this game here. It's an open world game letting you do pretty much what you want. The graphics, sounds and overall gameplay is just significantly incredible!

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This is the 2ND best game ever!! It let you be good or evil. It looks so cool! Lots of action!! Cole is the best super hero ever!!! Do yourself and buy it and the 2nd game which is 1ST BEST GAME EVER!!!

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