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New inFAMOUS PS5 Project Rumours Give Fans Fresh Hope

New inFAMOUS PS5 Project Rumours Give Fans Fresh Hope

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Rumors suggest that a new inFAMOUS project is in development at PlayStation, potentially not led by the original developer, Sucker Punch. The speculation arises from a podcast discussion, although the information is based on a single source and remains unconfirmed. Fans are expressing hope for remakes of the first two games, while opinions on social media are mixed regarding the project's authenticity and direction.

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NewsSonyPS5inFAMOUSRumours New inFAMOUS PS5 Project Rumours Give Fans Fresh Hope Might not be made by Sucker Punch by Liam Croft10 mins ago Share: An inFAMOUS project, be it a new game or remakes of old ones, is currently in development at PlayStation, according to VGC scribe Jordan Middler. Speaking during the website's latest podcast episode, Middler said he's "under the impression that there is an inFAMOUS thing happening somewhere else in PlayStation at the minute", suggesting the game isn't being led by Sucker Punch, the series' original developer. A few hours following the publication of the podcast, Kinda Funny host Greg Miller called Middler during an episode of the Kinda Funny Gamescast and asked him to elaborate on the claim.

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