Rez said:
Thank You!! Now let's see if this works....
I like that Jayden video but I think it's about time to go on a media blackout. I'm glad I managed to stop myself from watching that video before it went too far.
FAKE EDIT: Woot! It works!!
Rez said:
Oni Jazar said:Did the game get a 7 from Edge or was that a lie?
Same here. Hopefully Heavy Rain has a lot of replay value.StevePharma said:I loved the first quarter of Fahrenheit and hoped to find more of it in Heavy Rain, but the early footage made me a little sceptical. However after playing the demo I was convinced this was exactly what I wanted and I went to preorder the special edition, because I'm a sucker for that kind of stuff.
I'm going to make my first playthrough my "real" playthrough. So no roleplaying, just making choices which I would make when I was in the character's shoes and no restarts after the possible death of a character. Makes the game even more compelling for me I think.
IonicSnake said:Awsome OP!
Is it just me or does Eathan look like Daniel Craig?
I wonder if anyone else thinks 7 from Edge would be a good score for this game? I was kind of relieved as I was thinking they could easily give it like 4 or 5 if it doesn't have enough classical gameplay or something. Then again they gave Fahrenheit 8, so I don't know.Oni Jazar said:Did the game get a 7 from Edge or was that a lie?
seady said:As an architecture student, I can't wait to see how Ethan's story pans out. (probably not going to have much to do with the game though other than simply a background info)
Heavy Rain also won't be for everyone. Not everyone will accept the way it sometimes offers prompts even when they may have no impact on actual events. For all the game's flexibility and manifold outcomes, there are also times that you may wish to do something that is not available, as the illusion of free will and suspension of disbelief strains at the writer's narrative leash. Perhaps most damning, for some, will be the realisation as the game reaches its narrative apex that the bonds of empathy it has fought to establish were somewhat diversionary.
It would be a shame to look past Heavy Rain for these reasons, however, because while it is an intricate game that deserves to be debated for a long time, it is also a simple one to enjoy: a thrilling mystery, cleverly composed, and unlike anything else you will play this year. It may also be the only game you play this year where pulling the trigger makes you really feel something, and I can think of no greater compliment.
templeusox said:Destuctoid gave it a 7.
I knew Jim Sterling was going to give it a douchey write-up when he wrote an editorial the other day about how insulting the game was to gamers.
Most likely due to the poor title.sweetvar26 said:Didn't even see the Official Thread until now, nice work OP.
I <3 Memes said:Second. The voice acting was really really bad. This game more than any other needs great voice acting. I don't understand how this could happen. There is no good reason that games like Mass Effect and Uncarted should have better voice acting then Heavy Rain. Is that just a problem with the voice actor for that one character?
sweetvar26 said:Didn't even see the Official Thread until now, nice work OP.
Ranger X said:dude, it's destructoid. They hate good gaming.
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I <3 Memes said:There is no good reason that games like Mass Effect and Uncarted should have better voice acting then Heavy Rain. Is that just a problem with the voice actor for that one character?
templeusox said:Destuctoid gave it a 7.
I knew Jim Sterling was going to give it a douchey write-up when he wrote an editorial the other day about how insulting the game was to gamers.
I <3 Memes said:There is no good reason that games like Mass Effect and Uncarted should have better voice acting then Heavy Rain. Is that just a problem with the voice actor for that one character?
It's also a jokePeff said:Wow, gamesradar's review is quite negative.
Serious tool. I hate how this type of stuff happens with only exclusives though.Peff said:Wow, gamesradar's review is quite negative.
Is it an adventure game? Is it an interactive movie? Is it the joyful union of cinema and game so long coveted by Kojimas four-day-long Metal Gear cut-scenes?
make no mistake. Its naive conclusions and impossibly weak characters would get Heavy Rain laughed out of any serious film festival.
SiegfriedFM said:Yes there is. Unlike Uncharted which has probably an hour, tops, of motion-captured cutscenes, Heavy Rain is all motion-captured and also has its cutscenes optional and interactive. That's a heck of a lot more time needed to have these people available.
Then why do so many others give it high scores?ACE 1991 said:This is from Destructoid's review.
I hope this isn't true...