Indigo Prophecy/Fahrenheit = Amazing game, full of win, simply epic and totally under rated.

The demo of Heavy Rain = The Krouser fight from Resident Evil 4... Over... And over... And over... And over... If I wanted to watch a movie and fail at it all the time, I would watch Hannah Montana... If you catch my drift...

From what I gleaned this is another sort of attempt at an 'interactive movie' dealio, right?
I'm just not too psyched about such a concept.

For instance, Mass Effect hits the balance right between narrative choices and action, but my impression is that this game leans too heavily just on narrative.
And that's not what I want out of a game.

How can somebody be wrong stating a personal opinion? Or is it only right when it doesn't conflict with you or that other wankers views?

Cunt off.

EDIT: Dick-lexia FTW.

there's bits where you have to press and hold 6 buttons in a row.

Don't you just let go of them when they go from the screen? I think you only have to have 2 pressed at time, maybe 3 briefly.

i have a friend who works at sony testing games. he said some of the people he works with cried playing this. fags.

After trying three shops for the game upon our return, I finally tracked one down with copies to spare. I came home to an empty house, family out for the weekend, with nothing to do but play it. I want to stress the extent to which this is something that never happens. I dumped an entire day into the game.

When I came back the next day to continue my progress, I navigated the menu incorrectly and deleted my save. It even came up with a dialogue that was like, are you sure you want to do this? I assumed it was talking about something else, I guess. I couldn't imagine that it would be so easy to destroy your progress, and having done so, why I couldn't just resume from the last chapter I'd reached. I thought I had selected Continue, but I had not. I really don't understand it. I mean, this ain't my first time to the rodeo. I know how to navigate a Goddamned menu. Presumably.

By the time I had resolved myself to rebuild seven hours worth of play, the vast preponderance of the world's PlayStation 3 hardware couldn't play that game anyhow. There's Sunday gone. Monday evening, after satisfying his curiosity re: damselflies, I tucked in my heir and went downstairs to care for my virtual sons.

Virtually drying yourself off with a virtual towel virtually is not an act which endures repetition.

I put in just enough time to get to the end of the demo, at which point the game hard-locked the system. It's something people often wonder, and now, I've got conclusive proof: A videogame can make you cry.

you can also play the full version on youtube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjNsqPxO2Ws

pretty cool, rofl.

you think that could true then? i didn't believe him.