Showing posts with label Sucker Punch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sucker Punch. Show all posts
inFamous: Second Son - PS4 Review
While Titanfall was Microsoft's big game for the Xbox One early on in 2014, probably the biggest push from Sony was focused on InFamous: Second Son. Introducing a whole new cast of characters and some fun new twists, inFamous: Second Son does not veer off of the path blazed by the original games in the series, but it does a good job of taking what worked best in those games and focusing on those elements to create one of the most entertaining action-adventure games to date.
inFAMOUS Second Son - E3 Trailer
June 14, 20132013, E3, inFamous Second Son, News and Previews, PS4, Sony PlayStation 4, Sucker Punch, trailer
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This is probably the AAA title I am most interested in out of the entire conference. I really enjoyed the first game, and have recently started playing the second and am enjoying that as well.
Infamous - PlayStation 3 Review
I hope you all had a great weekend. I certainly enjoyed mine as I got lots of gaming in and got to hide away indoors from our dark, gloomy weather. This morning the skies are still incredibly dark over here, so I decided to go with the dark wallpaper image and kick off the first of my 3 'darkly themed' game reviews this week - Infamous.
I am not always a big fan of sandbox games. In RPG's where I can grind for experience and items, it is a bit easier on me than the GTA or Red Dead games which I can fully appreciate on a technical level, but just never seem to get into enough to want to spend more than a handful of hours on them. So, when I picked Infamous up, it sat on my shelf for awhile. I knew the scores were good, but I just was not sure about how much I would enjoy the game.
I am not always a big fan of sandbox games. In RPG's where I can grind for experience and items, it is a bit easier on me than the GTA or Red Dead games which I can fully appreciate on a technical level, but just never seem to get into enough to want to spend more than a handful of hours on them. So, when I picked Infamous up, it sat on my shelf for awhile. I knew the scores were good, but I just was not sure about how much I would enjoy the game.
















