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Infamous Second Son
The PlayStation 4 is a powerful piece of hardware, and Sucker Punch, the developer behind Infamous Second Son, are putting it to good use with new motion capture processes.
We were able to take a detailed look at the scanning process used to create the diverse pedestrians of Second Sons virtual Seattle, but the latest video from the developer dives deeper. This video looks at the process of capturing the performance of the actors in the game, and though it's not quite gameplay, you do get to see a little bit of the game running. At the very least, it will give you an idea of what kind of visuals we can expect to see from the game.
Infamous Second Son is coming exclusively to the PlayStation 4.
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[Source: PlayStation Blog]
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