I'm still pissed the game never explained what was happening during those weird blackouts.
If you missed out on Heavy Rain last year, Sony’s prepped a special edition that’s arriving next week, complete with Move support, the one and only episodic add-on (future installments were ditched in favor of adding Move), and some other bonus features to round things out.
The whole package will only set you back $29.99.
Say what you will about what Heavy Rain did wrong--and it did plenty wrong--but I’m still encouraged to see designers like David Cage trying to do something different. Games can’t get it right until they get it wrong, and maybe Cage isn’t the guy to make that kind of storytelling click, but it felt like a step in the right direction. I’ll play whatever he does next.
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Was gonna get a Move to try it out on this game... Then I couldn't be bothered and just completed the game with the standard controller.
Great game.
Amazing game
I bet the black outs were suppose to get explained, in one of the now canned episodes....
Why don't take the opportunity and release it on the PC? I would buy that. Only thing this does for me is make me go back and play Indigo Prophecy again.
Still a f*cking awful game.
Just rented this (older version) via Blockbuster. Should be arriving today or tomorrow in the mail.
This has been out in Europe for over a year now, as Heavy Rain: Move Edition.
For xbo... no... nevermind.
@patrickklepek said:
yeah it landed on the cutting room floor, it was supposed to be fucking crazy like the last game they made(Indigo Prophecy)
David Cage explained what happened in those blackouts and why Ethan woke up with origami in his hand. It wasn't a very good explanation but it was supposed to be explored in Ethan's DLC which never materialized.
I would hope the "director cut" would remove all of Madison's scenes from the game.
That first dlc was actually better than the whole game i felt :P. Bad decision to dump the dlc in favour of the move support..VERY bad.
never played it but now i will