inFamous: Second Son

Video Game
2014
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IMDb RATING

7.9/10

5.5K

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Troy Baker in inFamous: Second Son (2014)

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Delsin Rowe, a rebellious youngster in Seattle becomes aware of his incredible powers after a confrontation with an escaped inmate. But when his abilities come under the attention of the D.U... Read allDelsin Rowe, a rebellious youngster in Seattle becomes aware of his incredible powers after a confrontation with an escaped inmate. But when his abilities come under the attention of the D.U.P., he is faced to battle them.Delsin Rowe, a rebellious youngster in Seattle becomes aware of his incredible powers after a confrontation with an escaped inmate. But when his abilities come under the attention of the D.U.P., he is faced to battle them.

Director
- Nate Fox
Stars

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IMDb RATING

7.9/10

5.5K

YOUR RATING

Director
- Nate Fox
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win & 13 nominations

Fetch
(voice)

Karen Austin

Betty
(voice)

Cassandra Lee Morris

Celia
(voice)
(as Cassandra Morris)

Christine Dunford

Brooke Augustine
(voice)

Orion Acaba

Protestor
(voice)

Philip Anthony-Rodriguez

Concrete Pawn #1
(voice)
(as Philip Anthony Rodriguez)

Drew Bell

Concrete Pawn #2
(voice)

John Eric Bentley

Leila Birch

Female Pedestrian #1
(voice)

David Boat

Policeman #1
(voice)
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Tom Bromhead

Homeless Male Pedestrian
(voice)
(as Thomas Bromhead)
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Emerson Brooks

USTV News Reporter
(voice)
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Kimberly Brooks

Concrete Cannon
(voice)

Rick Chambers

TV Reporter
(voice)

Alexander Chen

Greg Chun

Male Pedestrian #1
(voice)

Storyline

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Trivia
Several references to other Sucker Punch (the developer of the game) games are referenced in this game. Many times you will see the name MacGrath or McG on buildings and signs. This is a reference to prior inFAMOUS (2009-) games, which had a protagonist named Cole MacGrath, who wielded electricity. Also, Delsin's ringtone is the Sly Cooper (2002-) theme song, with cartoon raccoons on a playground's walls and some neon signs in the shape of a raccoon's head.

Quotes
Reggie Rowe: [Concrete is slowly encasing him, threatening to take Delsin with it] Delsin, Delsin - look at me. You *gotta* let me go.
Delsin Rowe: No! I can do this! I can do this, I can do this!
Reggie Rowe: Listen, we can't let this stuff get to you, too!... Dammit, I am so proud of you.
Delsin Rowe: No.
Reggie Rowe: Always have been.
Delsin Rowe: No... Reggie, don't...
Reggie Rowe: I love you, bro.
[With that, Reggie lets go of Delsin's hand, plummeting to his death]
Delsin Rowe: [in anguish] NOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Connections
Featured in Troldspejlet: Episode #50.12 (2014)

Soundtracks
Second Son
by Marc Canham

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Review

Featured review

9/10

4 years later I still replay it fairly often

The first thing that has to be said about this - the voice acting is just superb. I don't have a single game on any platform that has better voice talent. Everything they do, the emotions, the tone, it all comes through brilliantly. The interplay between the two male leads is just a joy to hear.

Graphics - for 2014, this was amazing. Now being upscaled on my 4k HDR TV, it's still gorgeous. The little things make a huge difference. There are details that are fun to find, and no matter how many times I replay it, I seem to find something new.

Sound - immersion is fantastic. Even the ambient noises, falling rain, far off noises, it all is perfect for placing yourself in the action, whether over a dolby stereo or headphones.

The game can be repetitive, but what video game isn't? It's not the grind that Destiny is, though...

This game was the ONLY reason I purchased a PS4. I got the original Infamous from Sony for free after their security breech, and the timing was perfect since I had just finished it, and a week or so later Infamous 2 came out. I waited for this one, and while I was disappointed like many to not have Cole having somehow returned, the dialog, the voice acting, the story, it draws you in and you really come to like this guy. The character building is phenomenal here.

You can play both sides, the good and evil, and I've done both many times. There are some powers that work best as the evil though, and I miss those while I'm playing the good guy. And vice versa.

And I'm not kidding about replayability. I can't tell how many times I've played it. My son loves having me pass the controls to him to do the spray paint tagging And even that's nicely done, and taught me how so many things like that are even made. I never knew about the stencils and such...

Yes it's now nearly a 5 year old game. But despite my absolute love of Halo, and all the hours I have with it doing multiplayer with my son, this is still my favorite game to fall back on when I've finished whatever new pretty shiny was released... Soundtrack is awesome as well...