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Infamous: Second Son Gets Photo Mode And More Tomorrow
Sucker Punch’s promised photo mode for Infamous: Second Son will be released on April 17. In a new tutorial, you can learn about the tools you’ll have at your disposal to take the prettiest pictures of Seattle.
In addition to photo mode, players will now have the chance to cap frame rate at 30. This won’t lock things at that number, it will just prevent them from exceeding it. You may still see the occasional dropped frame.
There are some fixes for minor crashes, a new tweak that will pause the game if the controller gets disconnected, and one interesting convenience feature we’d like to see implemented in other games. If you choose the “expert” difficulty, you’re notified right away if you’re eligible for the “Unstoppable” trophy.
For more on Infamous: Second Son, check out our review.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
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