
VGN author writes: So where’s all the inFamous: Second Son marketing? I know I can’t be alone when I say that the PS4’S big March game has been quiet in the marketing department. Perhaps Titanfall’s massive marketing campaign may have overshadowed the PS4 exclusive. Whatever the reason for inFamous: Second Son’s relaxed marketing, it’s probably nothing to worry about.

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Umm ... how about this?
First we get the Tushima sequel(coz its most rumored)
Then a new Resistance (need new PS SP FPS)
Then a totally new IP (new IPs are always interesting)
And then a new inFamous?
I had a great time with the second son. Never got to play the originals and hope they get remastered one day.
If I had a choice between another Infamous game and another Spider-Man game, I choose Spider-Man. Sony should spend its resources on its winners.
I have to admit, the marketing is not at levels I expected. But it will do well. But not in Japan.
It's a damn shame, from what i have seen and heard of this game, it plays and looks amazing. I know that Sony dont have the endless pit of money that MS have, but i think on the big games, Sony really need to start pushing the boat out.
I mean just look at the hype levels Titanfall achieved, some may say deserved, some may undeserved but thats another argument for another day.
Anyway, i am for one really looking forward to Second Son on Friday.
I've seen ton of marketing for this game,that ps4 share commercial is always playing on tv and youtube.
Isn't it already doing extremely well on the pre order front? The bundles are sold before they even make it on the shelves. I can't see what they stand to gain from a massive marketing push.
I think the game speaks for itself.
But it couldnt hurt.