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The Best Game Music Of 2011: Infamous 2

2:00PM December 15, 2011 | Kirk Hamilton

Kotaku‘s “Best Game Music of 2011″ is a multi-part series in which we’ll be discussing the best video game soundtracks of the year. Today, we’ll take a look at the New Orleans-tinged superhero music of Sucker Punch’s inFamous 2. More »

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Should You Buy Infamous: Festival Of Blood? Yes.

5:00AM October 27, 2011 | Evan Narcisse

One of the PS3′s best franchises gets an infusion if fresh blood this week with the Infamous: Festival of Blood DLC. The standalone add-on changes things up considerably for Cole McGrath, turning the lightning-throwing hero into a bloodsucking vampire. This individual offering doesn’t tie back into the main game, so is the Festival of Blood worth your time and money? More »

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The Best Way To Get Around In Infamous 2 Started Out As A Bug

4:40AM October 27, 2011 | Evan Narcisse

I’m in the middle of playing the new Infamous: Festival of Blood DLC, which gives series hero Cole McGrath all sorts of new powers by virtue of his getting in turned into a vampire. More »

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Infamous Has Halloween Fun With Call Of Duty (Modern Gorefare!)

4:40AM October 27, 2011 | Stephen Totilo

The creators of the enjoyable open-world Infamous games nto their super-hero cities. They’ve done it before, and, hey, we like when developers make jokes. More »

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Infamous: Festival Of Blood’s Launch Trailer Doesn’t Suck

12:30PM October 26, 2011 | Kirk Hamilton

One of the things that’s always a challenge in superhero games is giving the character new powers as they go. Infamous 2 got to bypass Cole McGrath’s origin story, and as a result introduced new powers while presenting a faster-moving, more enjoyable story than the first game. More »

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In Infamous‘ Festival of Blood, You Might Be A Swarm of Bats

3:40AM October 18, 2011 | Evan Narcisse

Once a game comes out, some game developers may go to tropical locations or re-acquaint themselves with families who they barely get to see during crunch time. Sucker Punch did something a little different during their summer holiday: They turned Cole McGrath — the electrically powered hero of the development studio’s best-selling Infamous games — into a blood-sucking vampire. More »

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What Do Vampires Want With InFamous’ Hero Anyway?

2:30AM September 2, 2011 | Mike Fahey

In a cutscene for the upcoming downloadable standalone Cole MacGrath adventure, inFamous 2: Festival of Blood, we learn why bloodsuckers from fake New Orleans would go to all the trouble of kidnapping a guy with superpowers. More »

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Cole McGrath Vants To Sahk Your Blood In Infamous 2: Festival Of Blood

4:25AM August 17, 2011 | Kirk Hamilton

Later this year, Infamous 2 fans will be able to download Infamous 2: Festival of Blood, a standalone adventure for Sucker Punch’s open-world superhero PS3 game. More »

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Infamous Studio Is Now All Sony’s

5:00PM August 2, 2011 | Brian Ashcraft

Sony Computer Entertainment has acquired Sucker Punch, the studio behind titles like Infamous and Sly Cooper, the Tokyo-based game giant revealed today. More »

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The InFamous Video Game Art Of Wesley Burt

9:00PM June 28, 2011 | Luke Plunkett

Wesley Burt is a professional concept artist who works for Massive Black, one of the world’s biggest and most successful concept art studios. More »