alan wake looks like it could be really great, but i thought the trailer was really lame with the white text as narrator and the quotes of praise at the end for a game that isnt even out yet with no gameplay seen yet. im sure itll come to PC so ill pick it up then but huxley is gonna bomb by the looks of it, twitch shooter, unsteady framerates, and lacks any sense of purpose. lastly, its a tech demo so ill excuse the background for heavy rain, but i feel strongly about this one cuz this could be the first game to push the envelope in terms of making game characters so much more "human" such as those like in the MGS series

can't wait for alan wake and heavy rain, don't care about duke nukem and huxley, sick and tired of generic fps's (i loved duke nukem back in the day but with so many delays...i think they might have run out of imagination, still it would be cool to have a duke nukem 3d 2)

there was news here the other day about gdc in Paris, quintic dream are to be there, but I would expect some solid info at sonys e3 press event. and I expect a heavy push from them

in fact it wasn't long ago there was an interview, in December of last year.

http://www.gamesindustry.bi...

alan wake does look intresting and im very intrested in heavy rain but huxley looks lame as hell mmofps are cool but this just looks like a total rip off of unreal and yes i kno it uses the same engine but that doesnt mean the characters have to look exactly the same as well

http://en.wikipedia.org/wik...

from wikipedia, "however, recently in the Dutch Magazine Chief on March 11th, Executive Producer David Cage gave gamers a teaser by announcing a few details about the game. He alludes to one of the main characters being a father trying to justify his actions by saying "Its purely about a father's love." "The main story will revolve around 4 different characters, and we're putting the spotlight on their perceptions. The question 'what is good and what is evil' is the key here, that will be just a matter of viewpoint...I believe heavily in moral choices, I'm going to use them A LOT. They're not about being good or bad, but about finding the right balance." On the setting, David Cage responded by saying, "I don't want to do a big free-roaming city like GTA, because the flow of the story will then be hard to control. Nevertheless, I do want to incorporate big sets, with a crowd, heavy populated areas like a mall and a subway are going to be in there. Of course, the gameplay has got to make use of that aspect too."

If Heavy Rain is as "good" as Indigo Prophecy, they can keep it.