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I remember liking this game on a friend's PS3 back in the day. So I bought it in 2018 expecting to be able to play it on my PS4 Pro. I was sadly mistaken and so I'm looking to buy a PS3 for cheap. Awesome game would highly recommend it
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No matter how loud I make the sound, I can’t hear anything. When the ps3 is playing a different game, the sound is great but when I try to play infamous, the sound is gone. I tried restarting the game system and everything and still, no sound.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Normally sandbox games aren't my thing but Infamous clearly changed my opinion. It tells the story of Cole whom is a regular guy that is suddenly given great power at the cost of extreme turmoil. Of course the morality system has been done before but this takes it to the next level. Not only are your story choice actions weighed but how you fight can change your karmic affinity as well. On top of that, your karma effects how you can upgrade your powers and which powers are available to you. This changes the tactics you use to take foes down. I do have a few grievances with this game but my only major one is the citizen AI. When fights break out, most run around or across the battlefield instead of running away from it. It's even common for them to huddle within 3 feet of your opponents. This makes following the good path hard because they often get within line-of-sight of enemies and harming them gives evil karma. Most of the time, there's no way to avoid injuring them which I find very frustrating. All-in-all, I would say this is a great addition for anyone's game library. It has a good story, great action and a believable cast of characters. I'm still in the process of playing it too so it also has a good length. I look forward to seeing what Sucker Punch does in the coming future.Read full review
Really great game overall. It rolls features of some of my favorite games into one. It has the parkour-inspired, building wall-crawling, roof-jumping fun of Assassins creed, along with some amazing bonuses that AC doesn't have. It has similar powers and abilities seen in Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. Which is a lot of fun. The story lets you be good or evil, like Fable or KOTOR. It has a very open-ended, exploration friendly world that is extremely detailed. I mean, the detail is incredible. Its very gritty, grungy and full of interesting buildings and areas to explore. I highly recommend this game to anyone who is a fan of any of the games mentioned in my review. The bad is that it can be a bit buggy at times, and can also become a bit repetitive if played for long periods of time. However, I personally like to sip on this game in small doses and savor it.Read full review
First-off, I note that I generally am not a big fan of the Sandbox games. GTA series bored me after 10 hours of playing. Though Assassin's Creed kept me interested enough to play through, the repetition made it a chore towards the end. Infamous got a little repetitive, but never enough to make the game a chore. Maybe I'm still a kid at heart, but I just found rail-sliding and gliding across the city roof-tops fun even if without a purpose. Pros: 1. Fun!! Especially once you get the rail-slide and gliding abilities!! 2. Good Story, and worth a second play-through (one good, one evil) 3. Never frustrating - great intuitive gameplay mechanics. Fighting, wall climbing, gliding, jumping, and landing are all easy intuitive enough to pick-up and play out of the box. Cons: 1. A little too repetitive in the side missions, and enemy types. (Though that is really my complaint with all "sandbox" and free-roam games.) 2. Mediocre next-gen graphics. Good, but no where near Assassin's creed, but about as good as GTA 4. 3. Evil/Good affects some missions, and your powers, but whether you are a Tyrant or a Hero should have affected the story more, which for the most part remains unchanged whether you are hero or villain. All-in-all this was very good and fun game....just short of 5/5, because the lack of variety in the mission/enemies.Read full review
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