yeah.

Those wings look so cool. I wish you could glide using them. Two dashes max is kind of a tease. Festival of Blood let you fly around for almost a minute once you fully upgraded it. The missiles and sneaking up on people to subdue them is awesome. Its Evil powers look extremely powerful as well. Cant wait to try start evil run.

@Pedro Opening is cutscene heavy but once you get to Seattle, there are barely any cutscenes for the rest of the game.

Oh.My.God. This game looks jaw dropping at night. I literally said OMG out loud when I first saw the beautifully lit streets. This game is so pretty I actually want to have sex with it. And to make matters worse, the neon powers are an absolute blast. Sex. They completely change the way you play the game by taking the headshots out of the equation (unless you’re playing evil) and the neon run makes navigating the city probably the most fun thing I’ve done in gaming in years. Be sure to collect blast shards before you get the neon powers because you’re gonna want the power that gets you unlimited neon run right off the bat.

Oh and If you thought the Orbital drop was cool, wait till you guys see the Neon superpower.

The only con I have so far is that the soundtrack was way too subdued during some of the missions. The city itself is fine, but the missions have these oddly chosen soundtracks that dont complement the epic stuff happening on screen. Oh and the missions aren’t all that so far. Mostly go ehre and shoot some people, but the combat is fun enough to keep it from getting boring. I just expected a bit more from the lead game designer of the Halo franchise. He’s definitely nailed the 30 seconds of fun bit, but the epic setpieces from the Halo games (and Infamous 1) are lacking here.

The story has also taken a backseat and like a good open world game, they’ve pretty much left you alone to have fun at your own pace. Deslin is hilarious. He’s a cocky Nathan Drake and has some really funny one liners. But the star of the show are the graphics. I keep getting wowed by the graphics like I did back when Uncharted 2 came out. If this is what launch window games look like on the PS4 then I cant even fathom what 2nd and 3rd gen games will look like. Division is EASILY possible on this system at 1080p. The future is bright my friends and the possibilities are endless. This game has killed the cynical asshole inside me. At least until E3…

@Ish_basic: Yeah, they unlock fast travel and new jackets. Cant figure out how to equip it though.

lol her name is Betty and that was quite an emotional scene. You missed out on all the drama, graphics whore! :P

Or was her name Becky? Whatever, i have always been a graphics whore.

What do you think about earning no XP from killing enemies? It seems all the upgrades are tied to blast shards which means there is no incentive to get into random enemy altercations around. Why am I even taking out the cameras and enemy patrols then? Whats the point of getting 100% in each sector?

I didnt preorder the game and got the limited edition. The first shipment is likely all limited editions.

Holy cow. The game looks absolutely gorgeous. The IQ is insane. The beginning just looked so smooth and perfect.

I was surprised at the heavy emphasis on the story at the beginning. It's not bad either. Deslin is funny and kind of a jackass, but Troy Baker makes him very likeable. I was very impressed with the serious or should I say genuine tone of the cutscenes. They play it straight after being kinda cartooney in the last two games, and they pretty much nail it.

Not a lot of gameplay so far, but shooting smoke bullets leaves a satisfying impact on enemies. I also like how quickly we are getting powers so there is no fucking about despite this being a reboot of sorts.

Overall, it's been all about the presentation so far and everything from the gorgeous graphics to the impressive writing/acting has been top notch. This is Sucker Punch graduating and joining the big boys like Naughty Dog.

@Randolph: hahhaaha.

I still remember watching his Infamous 2 review in which he complained about playing the game in black and white because he kept getting hit by enemy fire. The problem was that the footage he showed was when he was on top of a car with unlimited Electricity so he could've simply pressed R2 to heal himself.

lol here it is. My god the youtube ratings are brutal. Worse than the new Farah Abhrams music video. What's funny is that I defended his review at the time. The game does have some questionable design decisions (headshots are no longer one hit kills), but he did a poor job explaining his point of view. The video review also showcased that he didn't exactly know how to play the game.

I am tempted to go to Walmart and pick up this game at midnight. BUT I hear you only get the Legacy missions if you pre-order the game, and I dont think Walmart does preorders.

yeah, Festival of Blood was great. I loved the flying power. Especially when you fully upgrade it.

Wow. Sucker Punch is releasing free Single Player DLC for this game that will provide an additional 5 hours of gameplay.

On top of that there will be performance updates on the Day 1 patch as well.

Full 1.01 Patch Notes:

Cole's Legacy Content Pack

• FREE with pre-order
• Explore the events immediately following inFAMOUS 2
• Work with an investigative reporter to understand the source of conduit powers
• 4 story missions, approximately 1 hour of gameplay

inFAMOUS Paper Trail Storyline

• FREE bonus missions and exclusive web content
• Innovative online and in-game story arc co-developed by Sucker Punch and 42 Entertainment
• Manga and murder, follow the trail of origami doves to discover the full story behind the D.U.P.'s occupation of Seattle.
• 19 story missions and corresponding web-based investigations, approximately 5 hours of unique gameplay.

Difficulty Balance

• Normal difficulty has been slightly increased to challenge the player’s mastery of their powers
• Expert difficulty has been fine-tuned to ensure it is the best experience for skilled gamers
• Karma progression extended to support longer playtime

Boss Fights

• The boss fights have been re-tuned for difficulty and fun
• More dynamic boss behaviors and attacks

Pedestrians and DUPs

• Engine performance tweaks to allow for more life and activity in the city
• Increased pedestrian and traffic density and variety
• Increased pedestrian-related karmic opportunities
• Post-story enemy activity and D.U.P. raids

Technical Improvements

• Graphics and performance improvements
• Fixes for a small number of infrequent blocking bugs
• PSN integration to support Paper Trail DLC