Cole’s Legacy is free to assert

As time goes on, it’s shockingly straightforward for DLC to get misplaced within the cracks, even for a collection as well-known as inFAMOUS. Whereas Sucker Punch Productions just lately went on file to say that the group isn’t engaged on a brand new inFAMOUS (or Sly Cooper) recreation proper now, there’s a bit of reports: some DLC for inFAMOUS Second Son popped up on the PlayStation Retailer.

For those who had been searching the storefront in the present day to see what’s new, this “July 20” launch would’ve been a head-turner — however the DLC in query, Cole’s Legacy, isn’t new for inFAMOUS Second Son. These missions had been initially part of the restricted version.

In a transfer that different studios ought to attempt to comply with, Sucker Punch has launched Cole’s Legacy at no cost in “most areas, besides people who require a small price resulting from native restrictions,” so you may declare the DLC proper now on the PlayStation Retailer. Would possibly as nicely!

Play it for the jacket, if something

It’s value going by in case you have a deep private historical past with inFAMOUS and inFAMOUS 2; Zeke’s again, kinda, however the scope is admittedly restricted. The primary factor: for those who full Cole’s Legacy, you’ll be capable of costume up Second Son star Delsin with Cole’s jacket.

On Twitter, Sucker Punch additionally confirmed that it hopes to individually launch Fetch’s D.U.P. outfit — a former pre-order bonus — for inFAMOUS First Gentle. And upkeep on the inFAMOUS 2 UGC (user-generated content material) servers has wrapped up, as promised.

Video games usually tie outfits or smaller items of content material to pre-orders, first-wave “day one” editions, and collector’s units. It may be a approach to incentivize early adoption with out going overboard. The issue is, some of these things isn’t provided once more, and it turns into misplaced to time. In instances like this, it’s by no means too late to make it proper — followers will likely be grateful.

They’d additionally recognize remasters of the PS3 video games. Simply saying.

Jordan Devore

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