Infamous 2: Festival of Blood gets Move support, Oct. 25 date

To reply to jakesnakeel's comment, Heavy Rain possibly?

This would probably rate M. But hey,what do I know? This game will be awesome

best super hero game after batman arkham series

i would so get this! :D

before i liked vampire......underworld ftw...but now maybe it because of twilight and all those teanage who love vampire because it "sexy" i think that vampire are gay lol

I just 11.49$ in my account...any chance for some discount for plus?

Not sure how Move will work with a 3rd person action game. Works good for FPS, dance games, and some other non-traditional stuff but it always seems weird waving your arms around when the guy is depicted on screen.

Not bad pricing, and considering you don't have to had previous play experience w/ other Infamous titles I'd say you can't beat that. Plus, seeing as though it comes out 3 days before my b-day I'd say that be a since little 'gift' to get. ;) Personally, I got no problems enjoying standalones & expansions as long as they are well made and offer a sufficient gaming experience to a series. Obviously w/ a team like Sucker Punch, quality is not necessarily gonna be an issue (just as w/ R*), lol.

lol, move..

Hm i have the opposite view of standalone expansions, I rather dislike them. I'd rather they be better integrated into the storyline like, say, mass effect 2's DLC. Not to say they can't be done well (Undead Nightmare was damned epic) and I expect this one in particular to be one of the better ones, but a standalone expansion feels like a mini-game that often times isn't worth the price of admission. It's like paying for a game that's 5-10% the size of a full game for 20-30% of the price. Compare that to an expansion that organically fits into the gameplay of the original that feels more like a substantive addition. Of course, both are far better that CoD style map packs, that cost the same as this or a little less than Undead Nightmare, but only add like 3 multiplayer maps.

Standalone expansions are such a great idea, especially with games like InFamous 2 that are so high profile. One of my favorite spin-offs on the PS3 has been Battlefield 1943, since it plays well, doesn't require a disc and was only $15 at launch. Making short adventures available at a bargain price but still using the assets of a big budget title is a winning combination.

More move controls! Killzone 3 rocks with a sharpshooter!!

Looks good. I loved inFamous 2.

@ jakesnakeel try little bigplanet 2 and hustle kings.

Meh.

I bought Move at launch and have used it about 20 minutes total. Out of 80 games, are there any that are better playing with a Move controller than without (besides a dance game)?