JayWood2010 said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
JayWood2010 said:
A lot of it has to do with the market. Sony has a lot of games that are just not popular to the mass market because of how it is played or looks. InFamous is a good/average game but beyond that it isn't something that is going to be great or amazing. Sony had plenty of games this generation to have a chance of hitting the mass market and only one succeeded which would be the Uncharted series. Why is because of how good of a job they did. Casuals and hardcore players can pick up this game whether you like story/cinimatics or gameplay/shooting. Get rid of your opinion about InFamous. Can you see someone who doesn't play games that much playing it? That is the question. Remember your opinion is only just that. |
InFamous is not an average game and the quality is immense. It is setting standards for what a super hero game should be like outside of Batman Arkham City which takes its cues from Assassins Creed. InFamous is riding off of its own mechanics. If Sony picked up the marketing Cole Macgrath would be huge. Not that many people that I know have ever played InFamous and those whom I've let borrow my InFamous 2 game love cole. Again, you don't have to like anything that Sony does or makes, but the fact of the matter is you know Sony is keeping cole around because there is something about InFamous that is just awesome. IGN, themselves had to do a speculation of the ending of part two because the end of the game kept them wondering.
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I said average/good. I own both so no need to try and sell me on the game. I'd say InFamous deserves a solid 8.5 and the second one an 8.0. While this is good, there is other games in the same genre that is better and targets the mass market better which is what I was saying.
EDIT: In fact I was very close with my scores. InFamous metacritic is an 85 and InFamous 2 is an 83
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I am not trying to sell you on the game. Also, what other games in the super/hero action/adventure sandbox genre go after a larger audience? The problem is Sonys marketing. The third game is going to be sick.
