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OXCGN's New - Steal It For The 360 - inFAMOUS

June 22, 2009 in Reviews comments 5

OXCGN's new feature looking at games it would consider Stealing for the 360. Looking at games from other platforms that they believe would make a great stablemate with the rest of the 360 range.

Not aimed at any sort of flame war, but an honest look at the games it believes are worth looking at for ANY gamer.

Sucker Punch’s brand new Playstation 3 exclusive inFAMOUS is out and selling like hotcakes, countless PS3 owners are happy and Sony fanboys are trying to rub this title in 360 owners faces.

I recently had the pleasure of playing through the entire game to find out if this title really is worthy of all its hype and if 360 owners should really be jealous or not… Here is the lowdown:

In Sucker Punch’s new game, you play as Cole McGrath (no, not the guy from Gears of War), an ex-bike messenger who accidentally opened a package which contained a unique bomb called the Ray Sphere, which of course caused devastation to everyone around him, except for himself.
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  • 3
    pooOBKp Jun 23, 09
    I loved the game, I'm glad to see that a 360 site is referencing it to 360 owners who have a PS3 as well. Maybe there will be more sites like this in the future, you guys have done a good job trying not to split apart more people in this "console war".
    • 1
      Hideo1 Jun 23, 09
      Agreed. It's pleasantly ironic that a 360 site is more unbiased then the majority of general gaming sites. Nice article as well.
  • 2
    Red 9* Jun 23, 09
    I would like to hug this website, if not for the fact that it has no physical form. In which case, kudos will have to do.
  • 1
    Sayyed* Jun 23, 09
    I completely forgot there was no loading times in inFamous..ops:
  • 0
    Bale Fire Jun 23, 09
    Kind of strange the article's about wanting the game on 360, yet it points out a lot of the game's flaws. I understand its good to see both sides, but just seems a little...odd.

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