Holy God that game was kind of awesome. 
 
Two of my characters died, one in an appropriate way and the other out of spite.   
 
So good.

Holy God that game was kind of awesome. 
 
Two of my characters died, one in an appropriate way and the other out of spite.   
 
So good.

Heavy Rain is an amazing game that is very memorable to me. It leaves a good long impact.

Cool story, bro.

I dunno, I didn't really like Heavy Rain that much. I mean for a game that is entirely about it's story the story wasn't very good. It wasn't original at all and there are so many plot holes. 
For a game like that to work I think you need to go "Here's this idea for an amazing story.... and here's how we'll tell it" not "Here's this amazing way to tell a story.... oh, and I guess me need a story".

Glad you enjoyed it.  Moar Heavy Rain plz.

only Norman died on me, he took a sledgehammer to the head and didn't get up

Story is so weak. Why do all those people have key evidence from an open investigation just sitting around?

I just recently played it too. Great game, managed to have all 4 characters alive at the end.

Warning.  Thar be spoilers below. 
 
 
Jayden died within the ARI, with blood seeping out of his eyes and nose.  It was a creepy moment when I realized that his eyes were bleeding, but seeing him die in that state was terribly fitting given the course of actions I took throughout the game (used the drugs at every opportunity).  Scott died after getting shot twice by Ethan and falling into the water.  This was the 'spite' death. 
 
Really, I thought the game was entertaining.  It had some holes, but nothing that detracted from my enjoyment.  Jayden's death went a long way toward making this game VERY memorable for me.  The finger cutting scene was also memorable and depressing.    
 
Early on, when Ethan is with his son at the playground, was the "moment of the game" for me.  Ethan knows that his negligence had cost him his job(?), one of his boys, his wife, and the affection of his surviving son.  He fears he is losing his mind and even in these circumstances he sees that his son is drifting away from him farther than possibly imagine.  His son is also suffering from depression and it burns him to see that his own child has nothing to look forward to.  Trying to lift his son's spirits, he begins to play with him and the boy smiles for the first time in what was probably weeks.  He continues to play with his son and his son takes on qualities that he has lost.  The entire time this scene plays out the characters or oblivious to the dark days that are ahead.  The character are entirely unaware of what you, the player, know will come. 
 
Loved that. 
 
The game isn't perfect, but it resonated with me on a personal level.