Sucker Punch really is one of my favorite developers. I seldom run into a game made by them that I would describe as bad. Both the Sly Cooper series that they originated and the inFamous series which they began, and are now continuing with Second Son , have been stellar gaming experiences, with some...

Sucker Punch’s first game on the PS4 is filled with a lot of fun moments even though the story itself is a little on the light side.

The selling point of a new console generation always seems to be graphics, and the current transition to the PS4 and XBox One has been no different-every comparison of the most recent boxes hinges on polygons, pixels, and framerates.

Crossing the city by gliding and jumping through satellite dishes without ever touching the ground

The overlong pattern fights against Augustine

Very fun and exciting to play! It's a must have for PS4 owners! :)

Building on the success of the previous two instalments, Sucker Punch Productions returns with a brand new take on the series with inFAMOUS: Second Son . Replacing Cole MacGrath, players assume the role of Delsin Rowe, an Akomish Native American who has a habit of getting into trouble, pitting him...

Experience beautiful Seattle in a native 1080p resolution; Superb voice acting that delivers memorable dialog; An open world environment that changes with player actions

Touchpad integration can feel clunky at times; Use of the Dual Shock 4's speaker is unnecessary; Lack of a mission select option is disappointing

Confession time: I never really got into the Infamous series on PlayStation 3. When the original came out, it felt like a lesser version of the potential of the power palette on offer in Prototype (even though Prototype was, itself, a flawed affair).

I can think of a hundred ways to start this review, but none that truly capture the beginning of this game. I'll go as far as saying that this is the first must-own game for the PS4. It's just oh so next-gen, it makes you feel you're playing an action-adventure for the first time all over again.

launched back in November, I had already firmly made up my mind about which one I was getting. There was never any doubt that I'd get an

+ Fantastic graphics; + Great character chemistry; + Unique powers; + Karma matters; + Dual Shock 4 integration

- Tedious side missions; - Freezing; - Morality issues are too forced,

It's taken just over five months and now we finally have a PS4 exclusive that is the almost perfect showcase for Sony's current gen console. It might not be a system seller in the way that Titanfall for the Xbox One is, but it makes a significantly greater impression than Knack or Killzone: Shadow...

Stunning lighting effects; Enjoyable combat; Impressive open-world environment

Morality system needs more depth; Side missions are forgettable

I've never played any infamous games before, maybe I should have! But I decided to give it a try from the good reviews I've read.