Infamous 2: The 'Hero' path ends with a fight against The Beast and Kuo, while the 'Infamous' path has you fight Nix and Zeke instead.If Niko chooses to just kill him and not take the deal, Pegorino kills Kate, making him the last big guy Niko guns down. If the deal is chosen, Dimitri has Roman killed, and he betrays and kills Pegorino, leaving him as Niko's final target. The final target in the main story of Grand Theft Auto IV is determined by the decision made for an earlier mission on whether or not to work with Dimitri.Hyper Princess Pitch: The mini-bosses are positioned so each of the possible third rooms of each stage has a different one.The team is awarded post-humous medals of bravery for their deeds. The team destroys the weapon, which also takes their lives when the weapon detonates. Pursue Deadeye Joe + Surrender: Bahamut uses the Alien Cell to create Big Magnum, a powerful superweapon positioned high above the Earth.Bahamut manages to escape in the commotion. Pursue Deadeye Joe + Fight Back: The Alien Cell goes out of control and engulfs Bahamut's base, prompting a small Enemy Mine between them as they move to kill the Alien Cell.The team infiltrates the base, prompting Bahamut to inject himself with the Alien Cell as the final boss ( and it doesn't end well for him). Save Research Station + Surrender: The team is detained aboard one of Bahamut's trains, but Deadeye Joe (the boss from Stage 1) busts you out, wanting a proper fight.This prompts the team to destroy the missile before it can detonate. Save Research Station + Fight Back: The team takes an overseas route to Colonel Bahamut's base, and his defeat in battle causes him to launch a missile containing the Alien Cell he stole.What makes this stand out is that both choices end up influencing the final stage route, alongside what Final Boss and ending you get. Later on, in the fourth stage, your player gets caught in an ambush, and you can choose to either surrender peacefully or fight back. After fighting the first stage boss, you're presented with a choice to either pursue them or ignore them to provide backup to a research station being attacked, both of which have their own boss fight. Contra: Hard Corps on the Sega Genesis does this extensively, being a Boss Game.

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