Though the playable demo was sadly brief, the time we spent playing Heavenly Sword was well spent, and we got even more interested when we saw all of the skill and artistry that Ninja Theory, Serkis, and Weta Digital have brought to bear in creating the game. This is a very promising game, both for its engaging combat system and spectacular visuals. Luckily for us, Sony says we'll be getting a demo version containing all of the game's second chapter a couple of weeks after E3, so look for more in-depth, hands-on impressions and lots of media to follow very shortly.