Beyond: Two Souls is Almost Beyond Belief
David Cage's cinematic experience pushes the boundaries of how we define "play."
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David Cage's cinematic experience pushes the boundaries of how we define "play."
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I'm thinking David Cage is really trying to say:lacktheknack said:Uhhhhh... it may be time for David Cage to just pack up and go to Hollywood. He had something going with Indigo Prophecy, but it ain't on display here.
This is the greatest untruth of all. His stories are absolutely terrible, did you ever play Heavy Rain? Or Fahrenheit? It's pretty much universally accepted that he is an absolute crud writer. The reason why Heavy Rain was good enough to get an 'it's not bad' from Yahtzee is purely on the strength of it's control system and how it builds connections with what you are doing. It really is that good. He has stories where every other person turns out to be a psychopath and long scenes where ladies strip for no reason and it doesn't matter, because when the guy gets asked to cut his finger off it absolutely feels like you've been asked to cut your finger off and it's intense.liam_whinery said:I agree, this guy should just make movies. His stories are legit...
This was my first problem with this "game". Second problem is that unless it's some super-duper special edition I don't pay $60 for a movie.Ihateregistering1 said:Sorry, but I just can't buy Ellen Page as being a bad-ass Secret Agent. It'd be like if they made an action movie and got Clay Aiken to play a Navy SEAL.
That's the pay-off you get for a game that practically plays itself.Sonic Doctor said:All I saw was rendered cut scenes from the look of it. Graphics looked too good even for the PS3.