Cole charging up electricity could have a distinct vibration from Delsin fading into a puff of smoke. Players could feel Delsin’s chain or Cole’s Amp colliding with enemies. Sucker Punch could put emphasis on the DualSense controller and its standout features, using haptic feedback and adaptive triggers to make every power feel different. While adding depth to combat through some new powers would be great to see, the biggest advantage of the PS5 could make a superhero even more fun to control. If Cole MacGrath was also made playable, gamers could wield the hero’s lightning powers once again, with Sucker Punch having few technical limitations as to what they do with them. This would add incredible depth to the gameplay, as even more powers could be added to mess around with. Sucker Punch could build off the evil ending for Infamous Second Son, allowing players to embody a version of Delsin that has leeched every power under the sun.
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Character models would surely look better as well, adding to the weight of the story, while the game's setting could be even more vibrant and full of life.įurther, adding new powers to the mix could make a sequel even better. Seeing all these powers brought to life on the PlayStation 5 would be incredible, as the visuals alone could likely justify a playthrough. The first two games nailed the power of electricity as well, with the plentiful upgrades for Cole’s abilities making him feel great to control. Being able to use unique powers like Smoke and Neon proved to be a lot of fun, and Infamous First Light only made the latter ability more memorable. RELATED: Power Sets That a New Infamous Game Should Haveįrom a gameplay perspective, most would agree that Infamous Second Son delivered in a big way. As such, a final chapter in the Infamous franchise would be a worthwhile endeavor. Further, there is plenty of gameplay potential that could come from a sequel as well, all of which would be enhanced by the power of a next-gen console. Cole MacGrath, and to a lesser extent Delsin Rowe, deserve a sendoff similar to the one Nathan Drake received in Uncharted. Much like Naughty Dog came back to Uncharted after its work on The Last of Us, Sucker Punch should consider doing the same with the Infamous franchise. However, before Sucker Punch makes a Ghost of Tsushima sequel, it should return to its interesting world of Conduits and superpowers. The result of the studio’s hard work was Ghost of Tsushima, and with the game being praised by fans and critics alike, it is safe to say that a sequel would be welcome. Since 2014, the Infamousseries has been dormant, with the popular superhero games being left in the past as developer Sucker Punch took on something new.
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