Heavy Rain
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IGN | November 04, 2009
Heavy Rain Blog: In The Spotlight
...and then to bed. A pretty good day, looking back on it. The feedback from the new teaser presenting Ethan and the emotional part of Heavy Rain was unanimously really very good. I think people were expecting something like that from the...
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IGN | November 04, 2009
David Cage Talks Heavy Rain
...before meeting Quantic Dream's David Cage, the talent behind Fahrenheit (or Indigo Prophecy as it's known Stateside) and the forthcoming Heavy Rain, one of the PlayStation 3's biggest hopes for 2010. Maybe it's because we catch him...
In this article: David Cage, Fahrenheit, PlayStation 3, Sony, Quantic Dream, Atari, IGN, God of War III, and Vivendi
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Joystiq | November 02, 2009
Cage explains why PS3 is 'the best platform' for Heavy Rain
...Halo Waypoint live with Dashboard preview program, includes Avatar Awards 3 days ago on Joystiq Playstation: Ten spoiler-ific minutes of Heavy Rain 3 days ago on Joystiq Nintendo: Celebrate Halloween with Scribblenauts With Quantic...
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RSS feed from 1UP | November 02, 2009
Heavy Rain Demo in the Works
You won't have to take the $60 leap without first being able to give Heavy Rain a try. By Chris Pereira, 11/02/2009 Heavy Rain is an unusual game, and certainly not the easiest one in the world to describe. Unless you've read previews or...
In this article: Quantic Dream, David Cage, and Fahrenheit
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PS3 Fanboy | October 30, 2009
Ten spoiler-ific minutes of Heavy Rain
...the break. But this time around, you're going to have to make a choice: will you watch the ten minutes of unedited gameplay footage of Heavy Rain from G4TV, or will you restrain yourself? Let's not forget that David Cage believes multiple...
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Off-putting off-screen Heavy Rain footage
...two riders at once 5 hours ago on Joystiq: First Assassin's Creed: Lineage episode is surprisingly great Remember the scene in Heavy Rain that we told you about at E3? The emotional roller coaster in which private investigator Scott...
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Sydney Morning Herald - Business | October 25, 2009
Rossi captures seventh MotoGP title
...clinched the world title. I thank all the people who helped me achieve this achievement. We did some great fight," he said. Heavy rain delayed the start of the race by 35 minutes and played a major part when the action finally got under...
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Heavy Rain Blog: Emotion
...for an interactive movie that will most likely be under 8 hours long. I will definitely rent Heavy Rain shortly after it is released because I feel it will be worth at least one play through (from everyone that considers themselves a gamer).
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Taking care of a child: Four minutes of Heavy Rain footage
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Heavy Rain Blog: Deadlines
...have gone by and now I'm happy to resume my development blog and share the human adventure of developing a video game, in this case HEAVY RAIN. The years have taken their toll and I am not the dame developer I was back at the beginning, but...
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Description from Wikipedia:
Heavy Rain is an upcoming PlayStation 3 video game being developed by French studio, Quantic Dream. The game is being directed by Quantic Dream's founder and CEO David Cage, who also wrote and directed the studio's two previous games, Omikron: The Nomad Soul and Fahrenheit. The game is scheduled to be released in early 2010. David Cage is unsure whether or not a demo will be available.
Details about the plot of Heavy Rain remain scarce. Director David Cage has stated that Heavy Rain would be "a very dark film noir thriller with mature themes", without any supernatural elements, and that "the real message [of the game] is about how far you're willing to go to save someone you love."
In an interview with Dutch magazine "Chief" in 2008, David Cage gave a brief overview of Heavy Rain's narrative and ambitions. A translation was then made on Kotaku's site, which read as follows:
"Heavy Rain is about normal people that have landed in extraordinary situations. I wanted a much more personal story. The first thing that came to my mind, as a father of two little boys, was that the main theme should simply be a father's love for his son. This is not a game about saving the princess or the world. Its purely about a father's love. The main story will revolve around 4 different characters, and we're putting the spotlight on their perceptions. The question 'what is good and what is evil' is the key here, that will be just a matter of viewpoint...I believe heavily in moral choices, I'm going to use them A LOT. They're not about being good or bad, but about finding the right balance."
- Name:
- Heavy Rain
- Genre:
- "Interactive drama"
- Published By:
- Sony Computer Entertainment
- Modes:
- Single-player
- Developed by:
- Quantic Dream
- Media Type:
- Blu-ray Disc
- Platforms:
- PlayStation 3
- Inputs:
- Gamepad
- Engine:
- PhysX (game physics)
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