My god theres so many moves, fighting games got nothing on this. I really would've appreciated it if you were given the option to pick and choose your powers instead of having them all available to you at a specific push of a button.

Certainly one of the better free roam abuse powers games out there.

But seriously there so many powers I keep myself from obtaining powers right away so I can have some fun with the new power. Running people up walls right from out of the crowd never gets old.

I have no problems with the graphics though, like I don't see it. This inferior look your talking about. I find the graphics to be just right, I mean those really graphic heavy games hurt my eyes or I find just too distracting.

I can and will never get tired of body surfing fools down the sidewalk 

Oh and by the way, has anyone completed the mission "Shock and Awe"? I am having a fucking TON of trouble just trying to get started in the mission.

Well I just beat this game and I thought it was way too easy.

There were too few bosses and there was only 1 I thought was hard (the Elizabeth Greene one). The final boss was pretty much a joke. I just ran around absorbing military guys as they killed the boss for me for the most part.

The "movement abilities" were pretty sweet, but the graphics were kind of sad. When a building explodes, the walls would just sort of fall off and fall through the level.

Another problem that I had was that you couldn't really just go in and beat the crap out of everything. Most missions involved tanks and if you want to have a decent amount of health after getting the tank, you should probably disguise yourself. Also, the strike team / helicopters in general had overpowered missiles. The missiles would basically follow you around every turn. I would run in every direction and they would still hit me.

I think most missions would have been easier if I had just used tanks, but that's not how I wanted to do it. I wanted to rush in there and blow some stuff up with my claws / sword.

Overall it was fun.

@Dr. Ears, that mission was kind of hard, I guess I got lucky though. I basically ran in there, killed 2 - 3 of the machines, and ran away. I waited for some super military guys to come, killed them and healed myself. Then I repeated. It took 4 tries but I got it eventually. I hated every mission involving bloodtox machines. They were all stupid.

Yeah I forgot to reply yesterday after I beat that mission, I finished the game too.

The reason I wasn't beating that mission was because I thought the objective was to destroy the bloodtox machines, not those other ones. After I clicked it was fucking easy.

Also yeah I agree the game was easy, with the only difficult (not even that, just ridiculously long) boss was Elizabeth Greene. I'm replaying it on New Game+ at the moment to collect everything and then I'll play through it on hard mode probably. I REALLY enjoyed Prototype's storyline, and the final cinematic is just AMAZINGLY cool and shows a really good character development I hoped would be shown: remorse

This game pretty much rocks. It looks good on the PC at least. It's no Fallout 3 or Far Cry 2 of course. The controls are pretty much fucking awful on PC, but hey. There's all these damned button combos. And Alex seems to pretty much do what he wants to most of the time. This game is probably so much better on the 360 with a controller.

It's like extreme GTA. You can charge at people, pick 'em up, chuck them at helicopters, and do all kinds of chaotic shit. It gets old and mindless after awhile, but then you just go to missions.

Difficulty had a flow but all in all i'm enjoying this about as much as I enjoyed that one Spiderman game where you sling web and travel anywhere in the city at any time.

I still don't see the bad graphics, okay pop-ups sure, but I always found that this kind of graphics were enough. Since it's so PS2 then I geuss PS2 graphics are enough.

yeah thanks you daft kiwi

Wha? I said just as much as Dust did before me. Not just my fault :P

This is how I beat her: Basically I did exactly that, Armour and Blade, cannonballed her from one of the bigger buildings, and then on the ground I would devastator a couple of times, rinse repeat (after consuming one or two dudes for Critical Mass).

I beat the game for a second time in New Game+ mode on the weekend, my second playthrough taking me six hours (I'm assuming this is because I have all my upgrades which makes it a hell of a lot easier to speed through it). I agree with Sarevok though, what with the abrupt cutscene endings but oh well, what Alex says in the final cinematic really amazed me. The storyline is excellent compared to some of the 'next gen' games these days.

Looking forward to the second game, I believe they left too many loose ends open to not have a sequel.

Either that or something to do with Pariah, considering it would be bad for Pariah to see Alex face to face, as a Web of Intrigue Memory informed me. But even if it's the hope incident or something about Pariah, either of them should be good.

Too many spoilers in this thread... I like the story so much that I'm actually not reading any of the spoilers! Which normally I don't care about.