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Did QD announce a release date for Heavy Rain on PS4?
Oh wow nice detail. Glad you spotted thatInteresting, when she is speaking to us, the light circle is off, when she turns and walks away, the circle is on.
I NEED IT SO BAD. Hopefully thats from the actual composer already.The music in this trailer. so good.
I would assume Sony's marketing has the most input there But I dont mind the title tbhDid the new writers have no input on the game's name?
Sure looks like him. I actually got a HR vibe more than anything else from this. Focus went back to a single city, which allows them to create a much more intense and persistent atmosphere. Loads of focus on rain. No Hollywood actors on the cover or talked about. Her dialogue implying choice will be a major focus again. Also hinting at multiple playable characters.Scott Shelby at 1:51?!
I really wanted to get a Heavy Rain vibe, but instead I got a Beyond vibe. Not the best start
Well she doesnt know that the world was like this when she left the factory. Since she feels like a human, this aspect is incredibly unsettling to her.so why wouldn't these robots be treated like machines?
The music in this trailer. so good.
Chances of Saddam Hussein being the final boss?
Considering that Indigo, Heavy Rain, and especially Beyond two Souls all veer in the bad spectrum of video game writing despite that being the supposed highlight since let's face it, there is quite little traditional gameplay, even to the point where at certain moments the story will progress regardless of whether you hit the inputs, it is perfectly normal for people to be negative about the story. It's David Cage, one of the lines in the original tech demo was that she's perfectly usable as a sexual companion, there is a 99.9% chance that there will be a scene that brings this up, casual racism, and people generally not acting or talking like actual people despite looking like people. And considering how little David Cage has demonstrated an understanding of other cities, as well as using borderline caricatures as villains, (the black man from heavy rain for instance), and again, casual racism, (If you speak super slowly to foreign people they will most certainly understand you), I don't expect him to handle a setting like Detroit with any sort of subtlety, nuance, and/or tact.What world did I land in where videogame writing and titles are so great and meaningful a lot of you have become negative about this game already?
Did it occur to you that Detriot--the city and its history, its inhabitants and their culture--may play a big part in the story of the game?
I'm sure American writers can though? Considering they do the majority of writing on this one.And considering how little David Cage has demonstrated an understanding of other cities, as well as using borderline caricatures as villains, (the black man from heavy rain for instance), and again, casual racism, (If you speak super slowly to foreign people they will most certainly understand you), I don't expect him to handle a setting like Detroit with any sort of subtlety, nuance, and/or tact.
Not yet, but will happen soon.Did QD announce a release date for Heavy Rain on PS4?
I heard the metropolitan area can be pretty white. Plus there are plenty of black people in the trailer.that's detroit?
wtf
must be after everything's gentrified or something
Yeah Im happy he wont repeat that structure again. It did hurt more than it helped.Beyond lost a lot of impact by not playing out in chronological order.
Seeing the character actually grow gradually into her adult self would've been so much better.
Cage was going for a twist in presentation ,but it diluted his work at the end.
For example,The homeless scene would've been so much more powerful if you had known all the character's history up to that point.
Are any of the american writers actually from Detroit? Plus although David Cage is not the only writer, you'd never know that from this trailer. It still has all the things that make a david cage game, the stilted dialogue, the message being way too obvious, the slow way that the protagonist talks etc.I'm sure American writers can though? Considering they do the majority of writing on this one.
I'm sure you can still set a fictional work in a city you dont live in and bridge the difference with research and common knowledge? I have no clue if any of the writers lived in Detroit once, at least right now one lives in Texas and the other in Ontario, Canada. I know for a fact though that they did do a lot of research into the city for quite a while.Are any of the american writers actually from Detroit? Plus although David Cage is not the only writer, you'd never know that from this trailer. It still has all the things that make a david cage game, the stilted dialogue, the message being way too obvious, the slow way that the protagonist talks etc.
I didn't even notice this before, but that would explain how she can blend in and get in the "human section" in the metro (in the trailer), even though some people were staring at her (probably because they recognize the look of the droid).
Terrible music and voice acting failed to elicit any emotion in me.
I wonder if they're using the same composer that they did for Beyond Two Souls. That OST was excellent in my opinion.
Bait not taken.Looks like a Quantic Dream game alright. Terrible music and voice acting failed to elicit any emotion in me.
Balfe was the main composer. He did a great job imo.Lorne Balfe, and I believe Hans Zimmer helped out too. I would welcome their return.
Yup it does. No wonder when they have the freaking CG Lead from Avatar on it lolHave you guys seen the gamersyde version of the trailer?
good lord this game looks fucking fantastic
I sincerely hope you're right. I hope as more info and demos come out they prove me wrong.I'm sure you can still set a fictional work in a city you dont live in and bridge the difference with research and common knowledge? I have no clue if any of the writers lived in Detroit once, at least right now one lives in Texas and the other in Ontario, Canada. I know for a fact though that they did do a lot of research into the city for quite a while.
The dialogue in this trailer seems pretty Cagey, which probably means it is. I mean it makes sense that a voice over exclusively for a trailer wouldnt have been written in advance by any of the writers. So Cage probably decided to do it himself, as its gotta be fairly recent. We havent heard any dialogue from the real game yet.
Of course maybe I'm wrong and this dialog was written by an American writer. After all many Americans seem to think LiS was written by French people resulting in awkward dialog, when it was written and voice recorded entirely by American peeps.
It's literally the face of the actress that plays Kara.
The shower scenes I sort of get. Cage wants you to play through someone's daily routine, which in the best case humanises the character. I think that worked great at the opening of Heavy Rain. Other times it falls flat.I sincerely hope you're right. I hope as more info and demos come out they prove me wrong.seriously tho, no shower scenes or sex scenes pls, they're so awkward.
I'm pretty confident right now. If it ends up being dull than at the very least it should look absolutely excellent, considering the talent from games and films who work on this lolI sincerely hope you're right. I hope as more info and demos come out they prove me wrong.seriously tho, no shower scenes or sex scenes pls, they're so awkward.
I sincerely hope you're right. I hope as more info and demos come out they prove me wrong.seriously tho, no shower scenes or sex scenes pls, they're so awkward.
This was just posted on the PlayStation YouTube site.
Detroit - David Cage on Quantic Dream's new PS4 exclusive
https://youtu.be/AoZ76eh2ky0
That would be such a boring choice compared to this though.Would have thought something like Silicon Valley was the obvious choice
Game should have been called "Human Condition" or something.
Calling it "Detroit" is meaningless when no one associates the city with cybernetic development and manufacturing.
"We didn't want it to be sci-fi". Proceeds to talk about his game in a futuristic Detorit with Androids using "existing technology".
I get what he's maybe trying to say, he wants it to me more down to earth than Alien Kung Fu fights, but it's still Science FIction.
We can only hope this is just a language barrier or something....
...I'm genuinely worried he doesn't know what Sci Fi is.
Still unsure why Detroit would be the center for robotics, current explanation seems to be "because industry and creative people live there". Actually a bit heartfelt, could get on board if they followed that thread. But he does realize they're mostly famous for cars right? Would have thought something like Silicon Valley was the obvious choice.
But we'll see, maybe the writers have a good grasp on the city, it'd be disasterious to name somethign after a specific place, then botch your representation.
Yeah, that's how I see them as well; a light drama with some thrills that entertains me, not something that's supposed to be as thought-provoking as the likes of TLOU and SOMA.
Beyond lost a lot of impact by not playing out in chronological order.
Seeing the character actually grow gradually into her adult self would've been so much better.
Cage was going for a twist in presentation ,but it diluted his work at the end.
For example,The homeless scene would've been so much more powerful if you had known all the character's history up to that point.
I didn't even notice this before, but that would explain how she can blend in and get in the "human section" in the metro (in the trailer), even though some people were staring at her (probably because they recognize the look of the droid).
Emma from The Following
Thank you for helping me rember
that's detroit?
wtf
must be after everything's gentrified or something
It worked in heavy rain since you could also do it with a male character so it felt a shit ton less like creepy voyeurism.The shower scenes I sort of get. Cage wants you to play through someone's daily routine, which in the best case humanises the character. I think that worked great at the opening of Heavy Rain. Other times it falls flat.
The looks are the thing i'm least worried about.I'm pretty confident right now. If it ends up being dull than at the very least it should look absolutely excellent, considering the talent from games and films who work on this lol
If the areas are even half as open as in the trailer and have that crowd populating it it sure will be a sight to behold and play.
While I do like their games, I'm also open to play a game just for its graphics and explore some pretty sets hehe. Did that for Unity The Order looked so dull however it couldn't even convince me to play it on that aspect lolThe looks are the thing i'm least worried about.
Which is kinda weird actually. If it were all dudes showering no one would complain. And you know Cage would do that if it were just male protagonists.It worked in heavy rain since you could also do it with a male character so it felt a shit ton less like creepy voyeurism.
I HATED that girl in the Following, super annoying character.