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inFamous 2
Released On: Jun 7, 2011
83
8.6
All Platforms
Metascore
Generally favorable
Based on 90 Critic Reviews
83
86% Positive
77 Reviews
77 Reviews
14% Mixed
13 Reviews
13 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Metascore
Generally favorable
Based on 90 Critic Reviews
83
86% Positive
77 Reviews
77 Reviews
14% Mixed
13 Reviews
13 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
inFAMOUS 2 is as solid as the original game if not more-so. Sucker Punch has nailed the superhero formula and created what could be the perfect superhero simulation for any platform. This game is the perfect way to scratch that desire in your imagination to be more than human...
The new adventure of Cole McGrath is even better than the previous one. The new powers, abilities and the possibility to make your own missions and share them with the world, works great. A great PlayStation 3 exclusive.
User Score
Generally favorable
Based on 1,313 User Ratings
8.6
86% Positive
1132 Ratings
1132 Ratings
10% Mixed
132 Ratings
132 Ratings
4% Negative
49 Ratings
49 Ratings
User Score
Generally favorable
Based on 1,313 User Ratings
8.6
86% Positive
1132 Ratings
1132 Ratings
10% Mixed
132 Ratings
132 Ratings
4% Negative
49 Ratings
49 Ratings
One of the most underrated games of all time
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PlayStation 3
I'd say it's better than the first game There are new powers and features The story was great, just like the first game I wish Cole Macgrath hadn't died
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PlayStation 3
The first title established him and set our expectations for Sucker Punch's universe, but the sequel expands it into a highly entertaining, thrilling, and responsive action game bursting with stout combat.
Complaints aside, inFAMOUS 2 makes huge strides in almost every facet of development. Story and character, combat, environment, enemy AI, the powers, and visual polish all receive an upgrade in this iteration.
As a free-roaming title intent on affording gamers the experience of a supercharged, structure-hopping badass, Infamous 2 succeeds in a variety of ways.
Ultimately, if you loved inFamous, then you're going to love inFamous 2. If you had doubts about the franchise, then inFamous 2 probably isn't going to change your mind. inFamous 2 is a good game, and definitely one of the better ones in the superhero genre, but it feels too similar to its predecessor and there are too many issues that keep it from being the electrifying knockout Sucker Punch wanted it to be.
The game's second half descends into a fiasco...One thing's for certain: if there's a great action game in Infamous 2, no one's actually built it yet.
Muchas veces superior a la primera entrega el combate es divertido, los enemigos variados y las formas de moverte alrededor de la ciudad son entretenidas. Uno de los mejores juegos que he jugado y uno de mis favoritos.
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PlayStation 3
Easily tied with Second Son for the best game in the series. Infamous 2 boasts many improvements over it's predecessor that you can only truly appreciate if you've played through the first game. Not to mention the welcome addition of in engine cutscenes that allow for better story telling than what was present in the first game.
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PlayStation 3
Better than the first one. What I love from these games is that they give the chance for the evil to triumph. You not only get the chance to play as the hero but the villain too and that's awesome.
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PlayStation 3
This game was honestly a disappointment. I don't want to say it was horrible, but it was not good enough for me to finish it. The first Infamous was one of my favorite games, but this one just couldn't come close to comparison. Visually, it looked ok, what I'd expect. The music was also ok. The plot, was weak and poorly explained however. It seemed as if the characters were super shallow, as if somebody tried to give them personality but failed. In Infamous 1, the characters were non-existant, which was frankly better. Overall, the presentation ****. Game play wise, I think it was somewhat less than average. There was hype about feeling powerful, but I didn't feel powerful at all. The controls were a bit sticky but passable. I didn't like the boss battles either, they were very generic and uninteresting. Lastly, Cole moved too fast, and I found it difficult to control him properly. The game was one of the biggest disappointments ever.
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PlayStation 3
I just hate this game. After the first cutscene it just drops you in with not enough explanation to what's going on. I also think the gameplay is just flat out garbage. I feel like the lightning bolts should be mapped to R2 and L2. I refuse to beat the second part.
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PlayStation 3
Summary Blamed for the destruction of Empire City and haunted by the ghosts of his past, reluctant hero Cole MacGrath makes a dramatic journey to the historic Southern city of New Marais in an effort to discover his full super-powered potential -- and face a civilization-ending confrontation with a dark and terrifying enemy from his own future. ...
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- PlayStation 3
Initial Release Date: Jun 7, 2011
Developer:
- Sucker Punch
Publisher: SCEA
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