That was absolutely true with Infamous 2. JI: You know, they always say that the last 20% of a game is 80% of the work. What was the toughest thing you experienced during the whole development cycle?
As far as what goes into the game, there’s a lot more communication, a lot more talking to people - it’s really cool! This is kind of a jump that I’ve always wanted to make, so I’m really happy Sucker Punch gave me an opportunity to do it. This time around, I almost feel neutered because I don’t get to do anything by myself any more - like a prototype by myself. I would work with designers really carefully and implement their ideas. JI: Well, my role actually changed pretty drastically because I was actually a programmer on Infamous 1 - I worked on side missions a lot. You worked on the first Infamous as well, so how has your role changed between games? Of course, the brand-new thing that we have is UGC it’s a brand-new feature. We obviously improved the most important aspects: the karma, the combat, the powers, and the parkour. We have an internal mantra that we repeat to ourselves: “Leave no stone unturned.” And that really means leave nothing holy everything is on the table to be improved. JI: You know, it’s funny, because we tried to improve everything possible. What’s been improved from the first game?
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