http://www.quanticdream.com/pages/frameset_index.php?lg=en

 

QUANTIC DREAM will be presenting a real-time demo on PLAYSTATION 3

Wow, Tears...that's revolutionary.

 

Seriously, I'm looking forward to this based solely on the ability to tell a good story,

Quantic Dream released the full version of Heavy Rain: The Casting tech demo video (132MB) at the official site.

http://www.quanticdream.com/pages/frameset_index.php?lg=en

 

Very impressive.

Edited May 11, 200619 yr by funcroc

hmmm

It's kinda surprising that they announce a spiritual successor to Fahrenheit when they just canceled Infraworld (also spiritual successor to FH) due to the fact that Fahrenheit wasn't finacially successful enough to justify another game of that gameplay style.

I'm more eager to see something about that Omikron game (KARMA).

I dunno. Cyborgs and necrophilia was a bit much. Even I have limits.

It's kinda surprising that they announce a spiritual successor to Fahrenheit when they just canceled Infraworld (also spiritual successor to FH) due to the fact that Fahrenheit wasn't finacially successful enough to justify another game of that gameplay style.

I'm more eager to see something about that Omikron game (KARMA).

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It's kinda surprising that they announce a spiritual successor to Fahrenheit when they just canceled Infraworld (also spiritual successor to FH) due to the fact that Fahrenheit wasn't finacially successful enough to justify another game of that gameplay style.

I'm more eager to see something about that Omikron game (KARMA).

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It's the truth! The little singing birds told me. And the milkman. They never lie!

 

I still find it surprising... but then David Cage doesn't seem to be all there... so I guess I shouldn't be too surprised

IMO, everything about the game was fantastic, except the story itself. The story just fell flat in the end.

 

The presentation was awesome and I really did not mind "Simon Says". Perhaps a combination of Simon Says with a little conventional combat might be a good thing.

 

IP is still one of the best games out there, though.

75% of Indigo Prophecy was beyond awesome.... it's just everything after the amusement park that sucked

 

Hopefully they'll get it right next time

75% of Indigo Prophecy was beyond awesome.... it's just everything after the amusement park that sucked

 

Life (and game) sucks

when you're dead

 

But I agree... and would rather have another FH than another Omikron.

 

EDIT: Spoilertaggies added

Edited May 11, 200619 yr by Hassat Hunter

I saw the Virtual Actor demo, which looked really cool (though the movement of the upper lip seemed a little off...but all in all it seemed cool).

If that was Realtime, then I'll have to eat a kitten or something...

 

Seriously, I fully believe in Quantic Dream's Vision and ability of creating groundbreaking and emotionally sophisticated characters, one thing however that already lacked in Fahrenheit though were the somewhat small and restricted areas. I fear Heavy Rain may again be more a movie experience rather than a game.

 

Ohhh boy, just imagine a Deus Ex style game (just bigger and better ) with a huge rendered cityscape, populated with hundreds...gah thousands of such sophisticated characters where you can go and do everything you want, and everything affects everything blah blah blah.... You know what I mean?

I fear Heavy Rain may again be more a movie experience rather than a game.

 

But this was exactly the point of Indigo Prophecy. You were playing a movie and that they managed to keep that stylistic vision intact throughout the game is what made it unique.

 

(what made it good was the story and the characters)

Fahrenheit was a nice change, though I don't necessarily need another game of that kind....especially when it's story-telling technique didn't live up to the hype. Not to mention the actually sucky and corny story towards the end.

I rather want to see another Omikron style game.

Edited May 12, 200619 yr by Morgoth

I liked Indigo Prophecy but it had very litle replay value.

But this was exactly the point of Indigo Prophecy. You were playing a movie and that they managed to keep that stylistic vision intact throughout the game is what made it unique.

 

With the splitscreen and action and such I would say it looked more like 24 than a movie. But who cares; since 24 (and Fahrenheit) are so good (well, Fahrenheit in the begin atleast)...

 

I liked Indigo Prophecy but it had very litle replay value.

 

Disagreed. Due to the action scenes it has more replay value than the avarage adventure game where you just have to solve the same itempuzzles and other puzzles you already know the answer of. But with that action you still need to keep alot of attention...

Edited May 12, 200619 yr by Hassat Hunter

No, not really.

Did you play on Easy, Medium or Hard?

 

Hard is just the way anyone should go to have fun with Fahrenheit (damn your Indigo Prophecy... it is called Fahrenheit! )

 

But really; if you find of no how does an adventure like Monkey Island give you more replay value than Fahrenheit?

I play all my games on Medium.

I liked Indigo Prophecy but it had very litle replay value.

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I played it 3 separate times. To each his own.

Wasn't Fahrenheit completely linear? I thought it was just a movie rolling by with the simon says bits thrown in just so that the designers could say the game actually had gameplay.

Wasn't Fahrenheit completely linear? I thought it was just a movie rolling by with the simon says bits thrown in just so that the designers could say the game actually had gameplay.

 

It is as linear as the first Deus Ex. Which is good...

But Deus Ex had actual complex gameplay that was part of the story. And you could play each level in many non-linear ways.