The Infamous series while decent are really just action games with people with superpowers as their main theme. Not to say any of them are bad or worse than RPGs, but they really do feel like two totally different experiences. The MMORPGs are fine enough, but I am sure many of you would agree that a MMO does not scratch the same itch as a single player RPG in terms of combat/gameplay, characters, story, or even graphics. Now before I say anything else I want you to know that I have heard or played games like DCUO, Saints Row IV, Infamous, City of Heroes, etc, but none of those games really count as a true single player RPG. Now to get even more specific there have been next to none true superhero RPG games. While not being close to as bad as video game movies, there has always been few superhero video games, and even a fewer number of those are actually any good. Out of these three genres comic book properties have always had the most trouble trying to gain a foothold in the video game industry.
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I'm sure you know that anything that becomes insanely popular spreads across all mediums, and this is true of comic book properties as we witness a growing surge of movies, tv shows, and even video game adaptions. This is truly the golden age of comic book media where it's not uncommon to see people walk around with a shirt, book bag, or other various items with superhero imagery plastered all over it, comic book movies easily reach over a billion dollars in the box office, and even D-listers like the Guardians of the Galaxy are becoming(or became) house-hold names. The Injustice of this never becoming a thing.
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