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[BroBot]

Seriously Gaf? No Nate Fox gif yet?

I think/hope we'll see Sucker Punch at PSX this year though.

 

[Triggerhappytel]

It's less than two years since their last game. Apparently they're working on a new IP. Give them time.

 

[Opt1kon_]

Well whatever they're doing I can't wait to see their new project, also Hope we get an Infamous collection because I've never played the previous games

 

[DevilFox]

when you say enough, what exactly do you mean? there are video game franchises with much, much longer lifespans. and it's true that it never fully delivered as much as other open world games, but it can. i think the infamous franchise can go much higher if sucker punch decided to do it again and put a lot more into it.

infamous second son was not only the first infamous game this gen but the first product sucker punch worked on this gen. there's only going up from there. but i would also be okay with them doing a new IP.

EDIT: sorry for double post.

I mean IP fatigue, stagnant formula and few signs of notable improvements from the team in terms of ideas and ambition. They are like GG before Horizon's announcement, they need fresh air.
To keep working on inFAMOUS can only lead to yet another more-of-the.same title. On the other hand, if they tried something new, who knows what a new inFAMOUS could become eventually? Easy example: the Uncharted franchise, that really took advantage of the dev. experience on The Last of Us.

 

[GinoFelino]

If only we knew what type of trees are outside their HQ, maybe we could figure it out

 

[The Lone Courier]

Gotta save something for the next E3.

 

[DangerMouse]

New IPs take forever to make this gen. Sucker Punch is a relatively small studio of around 75 full time employees. Expect a reveal from them at next E3.

Yeah, I definitely think it's a new IP, which would account for the longer time with no teases, just like some of Sony's other devs. I think saving it for next E3 would be a good choice after the first party blowout they just did at this E3, while everyone is watching the progress on those games, that way they have another first party game to announce at another big E3.

 

[The Artisan]

I mean IP fatigue, stagnant formula and few signs of notable improvements from the team in terms of ideas and ambition. They are like GG before Horizon's announcement, they need fresh air.
To keep working on inFAMOUS can only lead to yet another more-of-the.same title. On the other hand, if they tried something new, who knows what a new inFAMOUS could become eventually? Easy example: the Uncharted franchise, that really took advantage of the dev. experience on The Last of Us.

i don't think infamous has hit IP fatigue yet. I think the game could be GREAT if they just did a few things differently.

the gameplay is fun and can can see soooo much improvement, like I said there's only going up from here if they choose to do so. but a new IP would be fine too