Infamous 2

After I finished the first Infamous, I couldn't stop thinking about what would happen in Infamous 2. I just platinum'd Infamous 2 last night, and once again, I can't stop thinking about what will happen next. I don't want to spoil anything, because the story line of both games is one of the best parts of the series. But I do want to say that the story does not disappoint, and I am dying for more. The only disappointment is that I'll have to wait a couple of years for that. *MINOR SPOILER* One thing I will say about the end of the game is that once you complete both endings, all of Cole's powers are unlocked, regardless of your karma. So make sure you play both! * END SPOILER* Just about everything about the second game is better than the first. The game play and controls are tighter and more intuitive, the graphics are more polished, the choices you make are more significant, and the side missions are more varied. The introduction of the melee weapon, the Amp, was fantastic. It's incredibly satisfying to be surrounded by 50 monsters and combo them all to death with the Amp. Yahtzee from Zero Punctuation (a notoriously negative reviewer) actually said several good things about Infamous 2. He mentioned that Sucker Punch did something unique in that they made the collectibles and side quests actually enjoyable, and I totally agree. Here's me, a few missions into the game: "There's the next story mission, but.....I can see about 5 blast shards from here, and someone's getting mugged. I'll be right back." (30 minutes of collecting, exploring, and random battles later) "OK, back to the story. Oh no, monsters are attacking! Better go stop them!" The story line is fantastic, and the side quests are addictive. That makes for a truly enthralling game. There were just a couple of things that I didn't like, but not nearly enough to affect my opinion of the game: Infamous 2 reads your Infamous 1 trophy data and enables you to begin the game with certain things already unlocked for you. This is awesome, and makes you feel like you're carrying over the same story line more fluidly. However, there are a few things from Infamous 1 that do not carry over. For example, the rockets are missing, and your life meter is drastically reduced. It would have been great if a super-hard mode could be enabled if you have the platinum trophy, where you could keep all the powers from the previous game, but all enemies would be incredibly difficult. Also, in Infamous 1, Cole's physical appearance changed based on his karma. This was most noticeable with the evil karma, because he became incredibly disfigured, physically embodying his level of evil. In infamous 2, the most evil version of Cole is a little pale, and he has different colored clothes. I personally missed the character modifications. Lastly, Sucker Punch still hasn't included any method of tracking your stats. You have to stop 80 crimes in progress for a certain trophy, but I had no idea what my progress was until the trophy popped. It would be helpful if they included a stats menu so you could see how many headshots you've gotten, how many people you've healed, how many people you've bio-leeched, etc. Any game in which I get equal enjoyment out of the story as well as exploring the environment, and has me salivating with the possibilities for the sequel is a good game in my book. Infamous 2 is more than worth it.

Infamous 2 has a pretty big set of shoes to fill after the success of the first. It seemed like it would be hard to improve upon the mechanics of the first game. Yet Sucker Punch studios managed to find a way, and produce a worthy sequel to Infamous. GAMEPLAY If you have played Infamous then you will feel right at home with Infamous 2. Not much has changed gameplay wise from the original except for loads of polish. Your character will keep his powers, avoiding a Metroid or God of War scenario, and earn additional powers throughout the game. Climbing mechanics, aiming, melee combat all feels more fluid and lively when compared to the original. You will explore a brand new city, take side quests and missions, find dead drops and shards... its all here all over again just with a new coat of paint. On top of new powers to unlock, Cole now has access to THE AMP which allows him additional combat moves especially with melee. To top it all off the map now has some destructible elements which add a nice bit of devastation to Cole's attacks, and goes along exceptionally well if you decide to take the EVIL path. One thing that does put a damper on the gameplay however is the camera mechanics. This time around the camera got in my way a lot more than it did in the first installment, especially when it came to melee combat with the amp. The camera gave this really nice comic book effect sometimes, giving nice low angle close ups to the fight but it also cut off my view of oncoming danger; and sometimes when jumping would go behind a building or wall leaving me blind to my position. While not a major problem it does put a tiny damper on the gameplay GRAPHICS A big time improvement over the first game, and overall the game looks great! The graphics are rendered exceptionally well, and the effects of Cole's powers never looked better. The best part of all is the new city. It looks magnificent when compared to the previous. There is a lot more activity and visual effects going on that really do make the city feel more alive. It is a major improvement over the first title I feel. SOUND/STORY Sound wise, the game is very lively. Cole's powers have a lot more effect to them and overall the game just sounds great. Voice acting is of high quality in my book. The new voice actor for Cole at first might seem out of place, when compared with the original, but it grew on me over time. Story wise the game has a decent story, on par with the first game. Like in the original you can chose to be Good or Evil depending on your actions making for two endings and in a way; Two story arcs each leading to different sets of skill upgrades and storyline elements. REPLAY/LENGTH Depending on how obsessed you get with collecting shards, dead drops, side quests etc the game should take you anywhere from 14 - 17 hrs. Replay value is exceptionally high! Not only do you have both a Good and Evil storyline to complete, but shards, dead drops, side quests all return and then some. If you loved the first you will have no problem playing though this game twice with ease. There is also an online element to Infamous 2 which allows you to create and play user created maps/content. While the controls and implementation of the creator do need some work (in my opinion) the level of creation available is high. Given some time expect to see some wild user-generated content online! OVERALL A- ... 90% Infamous 2 does the original game justice. It doesn't change the formula much, instead just improving upon what made the original a greatest hit; while also giving it a nice face lift graphically. Throw in new super-powers, user-generated content and online, and you have yourself a winner. While Infamous 2 is not a perfect game, it does more than enough to make itself out to be a powerful, high quality title well worth the price of admission.

This was the best one i’ve got so far frome you guys,the game is imaculate even has the Uncharted 3 beta code

やっぱりInfamous!! 前作にはかなりハマりましたが今作はアップグレード等で前作を上回っています。 グラフィックもより美しくなっています。

The game is awesome and graphics are really good as I am a serious gammer and graphics and the story is really gud

Comprato usato ma funziona unica pecca la lingua inglese

I had been looking for a good deal on this game for a whole. I found a great deal with this seller! And the game is Great too! The story line takes off where it left off on the first game. The plot is good but the powers or kind of redundant. All and all, I give I've it a 5 out of !