Entries in 'heavy rain' (13)
Heavy Rain cost $52m, made Sony over $130m
Heavy Rain may have cost a pretty penny to make, but the investment turned out to be more than worth it for Sony and Quantic Dream.
Report: Quantic Dream unveiling next project at E3
A report from a familiar face has word that developer Quantic Dream’s next game will be a featured part of Sony’s E3 press conference.
Heavy Rain dev lost €10m to pre-owned sales
French developer Quantic Dream has estimated that it lost anywhere between €5m and €10m to pre-owned sales of its PS3 hit Heavy Rain.
BAFTAs: The winners in full
Sony's Heavy Rain and EA's Mass Effect 2 were the big winners at last night's video games BAFTAs, hosted by comedian Dara O'Briain.
Advertisement
Heavy Rain: Move Edition dated
PS3 owners will be able to play Heavy Rain with a new Move-compatible control scheme as early as next week.
Heavy Rain sales hit 1.5m worldwide
Heavy Rain has smashed Sony’s sales expectations by shifting 1.5 million units worldwide, says developer David Cage.
Heavy Rain DLC on hold
Quantic Dream’s David Cage has admitted that he’s “disappointed” that his studio “could not finish the story of Heavy Rain the way it intended” after Sony’s insistence on implementing Move ...
SONY: Current PS3 titles to get Move update
Sony has announced that several PS3 games available now will receive a software update to make them compatible with the PlayStation Move motion controller.
Advertisement
Sony: It’s our role to innovate
Platform holders are obligated to produce cutting edge, commercially risky games, Sony has told MCV.
Cage: Innovation can sell
Heavy Rain stands as proof that non-traditional games can prove to be a blockbuster success with traditional gamers.
Heavy Rain special edition content delayed
Buyers of the Heavy Rain special edition released today will have to wait until March 4th until they can download the game’s soundtrack.
Sony dates MAG
Sony has confirmed dates for its Q1 line-up, which will see MAG, Heavy Rain and God Of War arrive in the next three months.
Advertisement
Cage: Games violence no worse than TV
Quantic Dreams founder and CEO David Cage has spoken out again criticisms of mature content in video games, claiming their effect is no different to that of TV, films or ...
