Which infamous game is better

Parent Written by Joe. February 7, My one He hates it now he won't won't play it. Adult Written by Jerry April 19, Great for all ages Completely appropriate for all ages.

No innappropriate content whatsoever. Parent of a 1, 3, 6, and year-old Written by codybear36 July 21, Positive role models. Adult Written by YoungC February 24, I don't have a PS3 but I have played the game before and i really love this game. It's my favorite game on the PS3. This title contains: Positive role models. Parent Written by Blueandboo January 31, Parent of a year-old Written by mikeisawesome January 8, Very violent. Minimal blood and gore, but you can kill gangsters, and innocent civilians.

You can blow up cars, gas stations, and various other objects. There is drug reference in this game too. Bad role models come in with bad Chole and Zeke.

Zeke threatens the well fare of thousands, by setting off an electric bomb so he can get powers. The sex comes in when you are doing a mission and your friend Zeke talks about having sex with his friend's sister.

You kill innocent people, and through out the story innocent people get shot with guns, electrocuted, blown up, and fall off of buildings dying. Blood is minimal.

Adult Written by Pvt. Sokolva January 5, This is the best sandbox style game I have ever played. Its difficulty settings are optional, so that the newbie can enjoy as much as the hardcore veteran player. The controls are excellently well made; this is a really cool, darker look at the superhero thing.

The appropriateness of the game is actually kind of a moral choice; do you become evil, obtain powers of destruction that will probably kill civilians as you fight bad guys, spread discord in the city and suck the life out of people, or do you heal injured civilians, restore unity, and learn powers that heal you and stress accuracy and defense? Its ultimatly your choice whether to be the good guy or the bad guy, and if we are talking appropriatness for children, being the good guy yields gameplay very much like a wonderful superhero movie.

You are a character named Cole who has mysteriously obtained the power to wield electricity as a weapon since a huge blast detonated and destroyed your city. You also gain the power to fall from any height without getting hurt, to do crazy parkour moves, and to shoot lightling in a kind of 3rd person shooter gameplay. Its a platformer, sandbox, collecting game, semi roleplay, game that does an excellent job. You may find yourself simply spending hours just running from building to building, admiring the indestructible lighting bolt of a man you are.

However, for those who choose to play as an evil character, the game becomes much darker and obviously loses all moral goodness by default. Above: Delsin can easily climb any building, but abilities you gain later let him run or fly straight up the sides. Conduits can develop their powers by absorbing their elements or energy relating to their elements. The amount needed can vary, as Cole MacGrath originally developed his powers by passing electricity enough to power up to half a district of a city, while Delsin Rowe developed Neon by absorbing a much smaller amount.

Very powerful but takes time to charge. Can use other powers while charging. Gigawatt Blades: By producing electrical energy on his hands close to a gigawatt level 1 billion watts and then preserving the form with magnetism, Cole can unleash a devastating attack that can fry most human enemies.

Firstly, Cole is more durable than Delsin and can take on a lot more damage. At least barely more damage than him. Smoke powers can probably be handled by shockwave and ionic vortex. He is not mentioned once on the wiki. Bio-Leech: Cole can drain energy from enemies or civilians to heal his wounds and restore energy. Pulse Heal: Cole can heal civilians and policemen of any non-fatal injury.

He can also use this power on Reaper Conduits during some Evil side missions, though healing them still delivers Good Karma. This marks the only appearance of Zeke in Second Son.

Oddly Zeke and his voice actor Caleb Moody are mentioned along with the rest of the cast during the credits. After her death, Cole also sported a tattoo as a tribute to Trish: a caduceus the symbol of the American medical profession with her initials TD rendered in Gothic script. Infamous 2 2. Infamous 3. Infamous SS Agree 7 Disagree 1. Movefasta d ago Second Son was horrible,i can't stand Delsin. Agree 1 Disagree 4. Agree 4 Disagree 1. Agree 0 Disagree 2. Agree 1 Disagree 1. Cy d ago inFamous has always been a pretty mediocre series, IMO.

Agree 0 Disagree 4. Second Son is the worst. Agree 0 Disagree 0. Mixed Related New. Ranking The Playstation Plus Collection d ago.

Genshin Impact Version 2. Load more It's difficult to be good when you have to suck the blood of civilians. It truly was a great way to showcase the power of the PS4. The graphics, definitely the particle effects, still look amazing to this day. The game excelled in combat, which encourages the player to keep on moving, shooting on the go.

The unique set of powers were creative and bold choices. Even the power of video, which sounds pretty stupid, worked well in gameplay. The ability to switch powers by absorbing them in the world also added fun variety in combat. The game was rather short but was tons of fun to play. Infamous 2 was a great sequel that added more to the series but kept what made it fun.

Macgrath travels to New Marias, a play on New Orleans, which had much more character than the dull Empire city from the previous game. It added new powers such as ice, for the good playthrough, and fire, for the evil playthrough and told an intriguing story.

A story that successfully wraps Macgrath's journey with two exceptionally different endings. It still isn't the best Infamous on this list but it deserves a high spot.

This stealth platformer, for both young and older audiences, mostly follows Sly through flashbacks as he recruits other professionals for a heist. The biggest addition was a 3D feature - back when 3D meant wearing red and blue glasses. This only triggered during certain missions when the gang has to use Bentley's depth optimizer goggles. The game was reviewed positively among critics but did not receive as much praise as its predecessors, which can be seen later on this list.