While I liked what I played of Indigo, I never finished it, partially because I rented it. But from what I here, Indigo get's all "Make A Fucked Up Plot Twist" at the end, so I'm kinda glad.

Let's not have that in Heavy Rain now...

Heavy Rain will be such an interesting game!

heavy rain's graphics are overrated...

An ellipsis can also be used to indicate a pause in speech, an unfinished thought or, at the end of a sentence, a trailing off into silence...

Also, grammar policing is #1 on the list of 'Things That Make You A Douche!'

Welcome to my club.

Maybe I'm misled but the game looks like one giant quicktime(ish) event. I just want to know is there pauses for dialog or anything? O and I have heard that you use one of the sticks to control your arm or something.

An ellipsis is used to deliberately omit some words in a sentence. If you use it, please, do so correctly.

Someone who finds it necessary to point out the correct use of the ellipsis is a douche... you're doing it right.

Meh, it doesn't excite my penis at all. I don't want a movie game, I want a game.

I like menus and gui's, I also do not like the name Heavy Rain...reminds me of Chubby Rain from Bowfinger.

I don't think many people are interested in this at all. Might be more interested once they show more but it really doesn't seem all that amazing.

If Kojima is interested, I'm interested.

Here's how I would re-write the press release:

Heavy Rain's developers talk to Hideo Kojima. It seems they want people to not hate their end of game twists and the only man who seems to do that is Kojima. Ghost spiders attacking the office weren't really working all that well, so now they've decided to include clones, vampires, and magic bullet shields.

I am very interested in Heavy Rain, although this interest went from being mild to very due to my recent acquisition of a PS3.

The fact that Kojima was interested in a game that is supposedly "doing something different" I think is a good sign. It shows that as a professional in the field of videogames he is keeping up with the evolution of the medium. That isn't to say Heavy Rain is obviously an evolution but it is being marketed as trying something new.

To me Heavy Rain epitomizes the direction gaming should not be heading toward.

It apes Hollywood, frolics in the uncanny valley, and uses ... friggin QTEs.

Basically I see the game trying as hard as possible to be a non-game, and that doesn't really interest me. Sorry.

Heavy Rain is gonna be awesome. It's something different in a sea of shoot this jump there games - which are getting boring now.

For someone who's been around a bit longer than the 12 years some of you have, we've been playing shooters, drivers and platformers for about 20 years and although we're not completely sick of them, it's always a welcome change to play something different.

It's not about "changing gaming" it's about creating a new Genre which HR is promising. Indego Prophecy / Farenheit was brilliant, despite a few "wierd" story elements, i really feel like HR is going to push that further.

"I like games not cutscenes" is a bullshit argument, why not mix the two? Why do you need menu's and gui's for EVERY game? Why not enjoy the odd game that treats you to a story, and even better, why not have a story in which the outcome is determined by your "play"?

MGS did contain a lot of cutscenes, but for someone who's played the whole series (that's who the game was aimed at) it had a whole lot of story to tie up, which it did really well, and to some of us felt perfectly balanced between cutscene and play for the game.

HR is going to be sick, Quantic Dream did a great job with an iffy story on Farenheit, I'm confident they'll do a great job with HR.

Fingers Crossed.

@Sexualchocolate:

""I like games not cutscenes" is a bullshit argument, why not mix the two?"

If that did it for me, I'd still be playing Dragon's Lair and reading R A Montgomery books. I don't want to fiddle with a cutscene parser wrapped around a "choose your adventure" book... I want to interact with an environment in a significant way and be immersed as a character with semi-independent control over such interaction, while participating in a narrative that doesn't require me to put my controller down and disengage.

"Why not enjoy the odd game that treats you to a story, and even better, why not have a story in which the outcome is determined by your "play""

I find your use of quotes around the word play somewhat conspicuous and a propos.