hmm close enough. No, the live stream just showed a bit of gameplay after the trailer when they are ambushed in their truck. Then the q and a came which was interesting, but no new info as far as gameplay. Well there was a small mention of the choice you can make. For example, if you see an enemy begging for their life, you must kill them. They originally had that choice in game, but didn't really work with the narrative. Unfortunately still no new info on the multiplayer.

oh, oh pezus. I would like to transfer my vote from see results to ClassicGamingWizzz.

edit-maybe uneeded since he is winning now lol

gotta be honest Uncharted is one of my favorite franchises of all time but I just couldn't get into MP.  LoU is a game like Uncharted that I can see myself playing through at least once a year so no way I'll sell it, but the MP probably won't be a highlight (I will definitely give it a chance though).

Is that disappointment or amazement?  Also if people want to see them bigger open them in a new tab.

Ok good.  That's what I figured it was, but then I was thinking that it might be disappointment because they were not new screens but just higher res of old ones.  All is well.

I demand one as well

Then how about "Kingslayer"

From Gameinfomer: How Sucker Punch Photocopies Pedestrians For Infamous Second Son

Creating crowds of people to inhabit a virtual world has never been easy, but as consoles continue to advance, creating digital denizens to populate virtual worlds is becoming a more detailed process. Take a photo tour of how Sucker Punch Xeroxes an extra's face and puts him into Infamous Second Son.

Sucker Punch began the process of digitizing people by recruiting real life extras. The developer put out the call to friends, family, and casting agencies that they were looking for extras to appear in the game. Using an advanced 3D scanning process, the company was able to scan over 75 people in just three days. This means that nearly every citizen you see walking around Sucker Punch's digital version of Seattle is based off a real person. Here's how that process works.

Sucker Punch uses to high definition digital cameras to capture a 3D model of each face

Extras sit down and are told not to move or smile. Even subtle movements will screw up the scanning process, and the process will have to be redone

Once the cameras fire up, they send out strobe light patterns that help the camera capture the volume and shape of each face

Here we can see the cameras capturing associate editor Dan Ryckert's soul (Sucker Punch later commented on how small it was)

This is the view from the hot seat. The lights aren't even on yet. Feel the terror

Sucker Punch also uses a 360 camera setup to capture the movements of the extras, but mannequins are also useful for capturing different clothing styles

Sucker Punch's designers take all of the data and begin filling in any holes to compile a complete picture of each extra's face

Here is the grey polygon model of Dan's face. These models are composed of approximately 1.4 mil polygons

Since Sucker Punch can't have every character model constructed out of over a million polygons, this data is compressed into a model that will work in the game. Here's the finished product.

For the secret origins of Infamous and a deeper look at Second Son's new protagonist Delsin, don't miss our Infamous Second Son cover hub.

Just check my unfortunate victim in my sign. 

could i have the title F3600 (true playstation nerds will know what it represents)