
On the outset, the concept of the inFamous games is that there is such a thing as a 'conduit', a superhuman with the ability to absorb a specific element and use it as they please. Cole MacGrath in the first two games was Mr. Electropants, he used bolts of lightning offensively and could fly by some process probably involving magnetism. Other people had powers over ice and fire and stuff like that. That all made sense, broadly speaking.

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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.
Neon doesn't need electricity.
The glow is a result of the gas being heated. Current is just a means to that end. Plasma like if you will. So Delsin is emitting heated neon gas.
You're thinking way too hard here.
Ironically enough, the author seems rather hipster-ish with their wrong assumptions.
What you guys are missing here is that inFamous Second Son is just a game. I personally like the distinct powers and such in the game, it's unique, sure I found the video power a little odd and I personally don't like it very much, but at least SP took the liberty to make some unique powers for a superpowered hero/villain. How typical would it be if they just used electricity, fire, water, earth, etc. but just in a new $70 game? These powers are in practically every RPG with magic elements and such, and I don't mind seeing something new. I'm not disagreeing with you guys on the point of it being odd and weird, but as unrealistic as it is, it's just a video game. I love the game because of how fantastic the visuals are and the gameplay is good (but not as good as 2's imo), but other than that, it's a fantastic PS4 exclusive.