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more about #davidcage Tevor_the_Third: You know I can understand where he's coming from. I mean I look back to my time with Uncharated 2 and I can honestly say that it was my single favorit... more » Voyou_Charmant: I'm pretty excited about Hard Rain being made into a video game, but those guys don't look anything like Morgan Freeman and Christian Slater. more » koldkalamity: I'm all for it. You can almost say the same with some movies, too. The Killer of Sheep is an example. Most of what was shot on camera didn't tell much... more » Amazing_Spiderham: I've always thought that a game that has more in common with a TV show or a movie would have a more mainstream appeal, but I'm not sure that's the cas... more » hatebobbarker: if its an elaborate series of quick time events. I'm gonna send this guy the most disgusting wretched thing I can send through the mail. more » Gruntybreath: Whatever, I'm still really excited for this movie. more » Impreza_AWD: Ah, a game that'll give me back my childhood memories of "Choose Your Own Adventure" books. I'm all for it, and for seeing what direction we can take ... more » ghost4: Why not just make a traditional adventure game in the vein of Grim Fandango, but with updated game mechanics like physics-based puzzles and such, and ... more » UsernameOfTheDead: He is just setting up his excuse for when his game gets poor reviews. He can say that reviewers and players don't "get it." more » strideo: Well if it's not a "game" then I guess I won't "play" it. more » BoTheDestroyer: I never thought it was a game in the first place. It's a movie that requires you to PRESS A TO NOT DIE, essentially. You could do this on a DVD. more » TRT-X: It seems like when you start seeing comments like this from game-makers, it turns into a redflag that the game will suck. more » ihatko: David Cage is a gifted man. Otherwise he wouldn't be developing a major console release. You have to be full of yourself to succeed. Shigeru Miyamoto... more » Culebra: Video Game: n. An electronic or computerized game played by manipulating images on a video display or television screen. Yep, it's a video game. It m... more » OW-Holmes:Bringer of Fear: Does "not a video game anymore" mean it has attained sentience? Does that mean it is Skynet? Curse you David Cage! You have damned us all to a world ... more » PuffyTail: Eh, I don't care how much of a fruitcake the guy is as long as he makes great games :P more » RufordAurora: Tres amusing. Let's all remember that Daikatana was going to revolutionise FPS gaming. When deveolopers start self-aggrandising like this, I like to... more » THEMISSING: OMG a person who MADE a game is talking about what he thinks about it. BURN HIM AT THE STAKE!!! HOW DARE HE!!! more » Accordion: No. It is a point and click adventure. Why do so few people see this? more » Asbestos_Underwear: It might no satisfy every twitch gamer, or professional grinder, but I wager for the next 10 years, it will be one of the most influential games when ... more » -
#ps3
Heavy Rain "Not A Video Game Anymore" In Creator's Mind
While there are some who believe Heavy Rain creator David Cage is a gifted man, others think he (and his games) are a little too full of themselves. More » -
#gamescom
Heavy Rain Eyes On: Meet Scott Shelby, Private Eye
Quantic Dream's Guillaume de Fondaumièr offered us our third official look at the developer's PlayStation 3 game Heavy Rain at Gamescom, showing us just a few of the many possibilities that await us in the hi-def choose your own adventure. More » -
#hollywood
Heavy Rain Creator: Hollywood Actors Don't Care About Games
Been some big(ish) names doing video game voice work of late. Robert Downey Jr. Ron Perlman. Kristen Bell. But are they really doing the work? Heavy Rain creator David Cage doesn't think so. More » -
#heavyrain
Heavy Rain Is About Normal People, Real Life
Don't expect to see the heroine of Heavy Rain leaping through the air in some abominable mash-up of Cirque du Soleil and The Matrix. The game's director tells 1UP it's simply about "normal people." More »
