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There's been a strange amount of hype/flame-warring about inFamous and Prototype so I decided I'd have a go at doing a sort of....comparative review(?)

Both games are open-world, third-person view, (gruff voiced) super-hero (or anti-hero) games. Alex Mercer, the protagonist of Prototype uses his own body as his weapon, morphing it into whatever he needs. As well as morphing, he is virtually bullet proof and can.... run up walls? Cole McGrath, the protagonist of inFamous uses lightning and parkour abilities.

Prototype
First of, graphics of Prototype were reported to be better... BUT the whole city...

Back in 2002, Sucker Punch defined to me what a real video game is with a certain game titled 'Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus'. But what really did it for me was it's even better sequel, 'Sly 2: Band of Thieves'. And even before those two games, Sucker Punch revolutionized physics with their debut title, 'Rocket: Robot on Wheels'. It was like the Half-Life 2 of the Nintendo 64.

Then they created 'Sly 3', which I quickly finished. I was eager for more action, but discovered that Sucker Punch's next game would be a superhero game titled 'inFamous'. Little did I expect that inFamous would...

Online gaming has become a staple for many gamers these days, as it can be much more fun to play against other, real people than computers, right? In many instances, WRONG. Here's why, Mr. Online Junkie.
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Starting the Match. In multi-player against a computer, you can instantly hit a "Play" button and be on your way lightning fast into a match. The same isn't the case for many games online. Either the guy hosting the match just won't start the game, or some other idiot won't stop switching sides in the lobby, meaning there isn't consistency between the...