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* FandomRivalry: Infamous had quite a rivalry with the Prototype series, mainly because both series feature more morally bleak and complex takes on the superhero genre and utilize open world sandbox action driven game-play. The fact that both came out in the year 2009 also contributed to the rivalry.

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* FandomRivalry: Infamous ''[=InFAMOUS=]'' had quite a rivalry with the Prototype ''VideoGame/{{Prototype}}'' series, mainly because both series feature more morally bleak and complex takes on the superhero genre and utilize open world sandbox action driven game-play. The fact that both came out in the same year 2009 only a month apart from each other on the same console also contributed to the rivalry.

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* EnsembleDarkhorse: The Reapers seem to be the most popular gang. Cole even gets a Reaper based costume in Infamous 2.
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* FanDisservice: Sasha. She is pretty well shaped and her outfit actually seems to show some areola (It's hard to tell)... and then you realize she is covered in tar, and the things she yells at you [[{{Squick}} are actually pretty damn creepy]].

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* %%* EnsembleDarkhorse: The Reapers seem to be the most popular gang. Cole even gets a Reaper based costume in Infamous 2.
%%* EvilIsSexy: Sasha. \n* FanDisservice: Sasha. She is pretty well shaped and her outfit actually seems to show some areola (It's hard to tell)... and then you realize she is covered in tar, and the things she yells at you [[{{Squick}} are actually pretty damn creepy]].
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* HarsherInHinsight: A city being completely locked down, quarantined economically and physically, falling into a depressive and borderline apocalyptic sense of disrepair, a plague that spreads easily with no cure, everyone wearing masks, and government conspiracies abound? After 2020, for many people, this plot might hit really close to home...

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* HarsherInHinsight: HarsherInHindsight: A city being completely locked down, quarantined economically and physically, falling into a depressive and borderline apocalyptic sense of disrepair, a plague that spreads easily with no cure, everyone wearing masks, and government conspiracies abound? After 2020, for many people, this plot might hit really close to home...
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* HarsherInHinsight: A city being completely locked down, quarantined economically and physically, falling into a depressive and borderline apocalyptic sense of disrepair, a plague that spreads easily with no cure, everyone wearing masks, and government conspiracies abound? After 2020, for many people, this plot might hit really close to home...
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* FandomRivalry: Infamous had quite a rivalry with the Prototype series. Mainly because both games feature more morally bleak and complex takes on the superhero genre and utilize open world sandbox action driven game-play. The fact that both came out in the year 2009, also contributed to the rivalry.

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* FandomRivalry: Infamous had quite a rivalry with the Prototype series. Mainly series, mainly because both games series feature more morally bleak and complex takes on the superhero genre and utilize open world sandbox action driven game-play. The fact that both came out in the year 2009, 2009 also contributed to the rivalry.

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* SpiritualAdaptation: Of ''Literature/{{Gone}}'', as both involve super powered mutants fighting for survival in a locked down environment.

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** Some fans consider this game to be a Spiritual Adaptation of ''WesternAnimation/StaticShock''. Both stories have heroes who gained electromagnetic powers in a MassSuperEmpoweringEvent. Said heroes also have a GadgeteerGenius best friend who was [[GreenEyedMonster jealous of the heroes powers]] to the point of making a DealWithTheDevil.
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* FandomRivarly: Infamous had quite a rivalry with the Prototype series. Mainly because both games feature more morally bleak and complex takes on the superhero genre and utilize open world sandbox action driven game-play. The fact that both came out in the year 2009, also contributed to the rivalry.

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* FandomRivarly: FandomRivalry: Infamous had quite a rivalry with the Prototype series. Mainly because both games feature more morally bleak and complex takes on the superhero genre and utilize open world sandbox action driven game-play. The fact that both came out in the year 2009, also contributed to the rivalry.
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** The fully upgraded Shock Grenade on the Good Path automatically restrain enemies that are knocked down. Since it's inherently able to knock enemies flat on their own, all you need is a good source of electricity (or just the infinite energy exploit from above) and defeating enemies is a piece of cake. Just be careful about using it near civilians, or you'll get negative karma for restraining them by accident.
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** Kessler stating that he's been there with Cole for "every step of [his] life". Did he mean this physically? As is he knew about Cole since he was born and has been manipulating him ever since? Or did he mean it metaphorically? As in he was ''with'' Cole because [[spoiler:he's a future version of him]]?

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** Kessler stating that he's been there with Cole for "every step of [his] life". Did he mean this physically? As is in he knew about Cole since he was born and has been manipulating him ever since? Or did he mean it metaphorically? As in he was ''with'' Cole because [[spoiler:he's a future version of him]]?

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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Is USTV acting as the Government's propaganda mouthpiece, or are they perfectly innocent reporters who are being duped just like the rest of the outside world on the condition of Empire City?

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Is USTV acting as the Government's propaganda mouthpiece, or are they perfectly innocent reporters who are being duped just like the rest of the outside world on the condition of Empire City? City?
** Kessler stating that he's been there with Cole for "every step of [his] life". Did he mean this physically? As is he knew about Cole since he was born and has been manipulating him ever since? Or did he mean it metaphorically? As in he was ''with'' Cole because [[spoiler:he's a future version of him]]?
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** Trish because of her misplaced hostility and undeserved blaming of Cole for the explosion. Yes [[spoiler: her sister died in the explosion]] but that's still no excuse. She's a bit more tolerable later on in the hero route if only because she complains less, but she is nigh-insufferable in the evil route.

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** Trish because of her misplaced hostility and undeserved blaming of Cole for the explosion. Yes [[spoiler: her sister died in the explosion]] but that's still no excuse. She's a bit more tolerable later on in the hero route if only because she complains less, but she is nigh-insufferable in the evil route. It doesn't help that her apology in the good route feels very back-handed and she ''never'' considers how Cole might feel during the events of the game or, y'know, ''get the full story and consider he may have been framed?''
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* FandomRivarly: Infamous had quite a rivalry with the Prototype series. Mainly because both games feature more morally bleak and complex takes on the superhero genre and utilize open world sandbox action driven game-play. The fact that both came out in the year 2009, also contributed to the rivalry.


** "Anything For Trish", essentially an escort mission where you're escorting a gigantic target that can't dodge. Unless you jump off to handle each enemy group as it appears, you can get overwhelmed very fast. Making matters worse, while ''Cole'' would do anything for Trish, the ''player'' is unlikely to feel the same at this point, especially with her constantly [[MostAnnoyingSound scolding Cole]] whenever said target is damaged.

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** "Anything For Trish", essentially an escort mission where you're escorting a gigantic target that can't dodge. Unless you jump off to handle each enemy group as it appears, you can get overwhelmed very fast. Making matters worse, while ''Cole'' would do anything for Trish, the ''player'' is unlikely to feel the same at this point, especially with her constantly [[MostAnnoyingSound scolding Cole]] Cole whenever said target is damaged.


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** The bizarre screams the Reapers' Mad Bombers make.
** The First Sons' invisible, flying, grenade lobbing deathbots.
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* MagnificentBastard: [[BigBad Kessler]] is a version of [[spoiler: Cole [=MacGrath=]]] from the future where he lost his entire family from [[GreaterScopeVillain The Beast's]] rampage. Traveling back in time he forcibly took control of the [[TheIlluminati First Sons]] where he had them create the [[WeaponOfMassDestruction Ray Sphere]] and then giving it to Cole [=MacGrath=], resulting in the latter getting his powers, as well as causing massive collateral damage to Empire City and its eventual quarantine. Setting himself as Cole's nemesis, he tricks Cole into believing he had cause the grim future, manipulates Cole's best friend Zeke into joining his side, and giving Cole a series of {{Sadistic Choice}}s leading to the death of Cole's girlfriend Trish. Successfully causing Cole to seek vengeance on Kessler, he gives Cole the Ray Sphere to use, before fighting him head on. Upon being defeated, Kessler then reveals to Cole his true identity, as well the existence of The Beast and the destruction he'll bring, admitting that his actions against Cole was to make him stronger so that he'll be able to succeed at stopping The Beast where Kessler himself failed.
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*** So much in-fact, that both Rabble Rouser and Meet The Reapers are heard in 2014's ''VideoGames/InfamousFirstLight''.

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*** So much in-fact, that both Rabble Rouser and Meet The Reapers are heard in 2014's ''VideoGames/InfamousFirstLight''.''VideoGame/InfamousFirstLight''.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: Of ''Literature/{{Gone}}'', as both involve super powered mutants fighting for survival in a locked down environment.
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*** So much in-fact, that both Rabble Rouser and Meet The Reapers are heard in 2014's [[{{VideoGame/InfamousFirstLight}} inFAMOUS: First Light]].

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*** So much in-fact, that both Rabble Rouser and Meet The Reapers are heard in 2014's [[{{VideoGame/InfamousFirstLight}} inFAMOUS: First Light]].''VideoGames/InfamousFirstLight''.

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