For he heavy rain demo
please
I will apriciate it very much

i want a code please!!

I've played the demo, the controls are really bad. Right trigger to walk is incredibly bad and if you think RE has tank controls you haven't seen nothing yet. This takes tank controls to another level. And there is no run button, so you walk slowly around the place all the time. I also think Mass effect 2 has better character models. I don't really know what to think about this game, the kitchen scene was good but the crime scene in the demo is incredibly dull.

But i forgot it my first code it didnt work on my u.s. psn so i forgot it. And i got a 2nd code and used my euro psn and redeemed it.

The shelby chapter seems to be very intense and rough detective work.
norman jaydens i wish was sorta longer but the demo shows the jist of it amazing game.

I don't mind walking with R2. I don't understand the hate for QTE events either. It's pressing buttons, pulling triggers and moving the controller. That's what you do in games...press buttons to play. No different than pressing a button to throw a grenade or pulling a trigger to shoot a gun imo.

I personally loved the demo it was intense and the controls worked fine for me best part was the fight scene im buying this for sure to get away from all the generic shooters.

I played the demo again, the controls are still bad. But I can see how the game would be good for a few play throughs as you get different events playing out if you ask different questions, and you spoilers!!!

yuo don't even have to have a fight in the apartment, you can just leave the building and leave the girl in her room screaming. I hate the controls but I enjoy the game a lot. I will get it, it sucks you in to the game world better than most games I've played.

i believe the demo doesnt do the game justice at all. this is the first time i played a game that is all qte. with that said, the controls to me are a bit fuzzy.(R2 to walk? and l1 to change camera perspectives even though sometimes some of the angles are not the best) i did enjoy the beginning part with the cop especially the fighting, its intense and keeps you on your toes because you have to be paying attention. i dont think many gamers will like this game because it is more of an interactive movie but i enjoyed the little that i played with it because it was a unique experience. its not something you see in alot of games and its a nice change of pace from all of the shooters out there.

Im actually about to fire up Shenmue on my Dreamcast to calm down my anticipation for Heavy Rain's release date.

The demo rocks by the way, if you can DL it do it now!!

The game sucked... Mourn... Move on. You Ps3 fanboys really got your hopes up, not unlike the many past games you've done the same with.

Heavenly Sword
Lair
Little Big Planet
Resistance
Resistance 2

And countless others... This is no different. Heavy Rain's controls were tank like, almost akin to Resident Evil for the PsX. Walk with R-2??? Please, what is that? Look with left stick?? This game was bad enough when we thought it was just the voice acting and graphics that were bad... Now it's really bad. I mean on dizzying levels bad.

HR is such a bomb Microsoft probably didn't wanna publish it and passed it to Sony, truth be told.

it felt like an upscaled, more polished Indigo Prophecy.

the dialog system made me think of an RPG like Dragon Age, but more real time and integrated more creatively (the rotating choices assigned to buttons, instead of just selecting them via a wheel).

the context sensitive controls seem well thought out also, and the QTE sequences seem better planned out (ie, the button prompt appears over the object, or at the point of interest, so you don't lose the view of the action by taking your eyes off of what's happening to see the button).

the voice acting was better than i was lead to believe also. in particular the Private Eye, Shelby, does a good performance, as does the prostitute Lauren (the girl from "The Casting Demo").

the graphics and animation were also highly impressive. i didn't know if the characters would have as fluid of motion as in Uncharted, and they still don't, but it still looks and feels very natural.

the controls also gave me no problem. don't know what THAT complaint is about. it's about as straight forward as you can get: hold down R2 to walk forward, use left stick to "steer."

i'm dying to get my hands on the finished game. the game is most certainly an adventure game, just not of the point and click variety.

it's the story that i'm really excited about.

tell me, if Mass Effect 2 stripped out the filler combat, and just gave you a straight up adventure game, with QTE sequences for the action scenes, would you all play it?

as odd as i seems, i would, because the story of Mass Effect 2 is great. even though the combat in ME2 is also rather good, i'm more interested in exploring the next world, and interacting with the cast of characters to the point where i get a little irritated when combat shows up. lol. i just really like Bioware's worlds and characters (and in truth, combat systems aren't exactly Bioware's strong point, just look at the combat systems of their previous games; it's pretty much just click on the power, and let it do it's animation; Mass Effect shirks this by being a straight up 3rd person shooter, with some powers and minimal squad control thrown in. it also heavily borrows from Gears of War when it comes to combat).

i think Heavy Rain will suit me just fine. it's exactly what i hoped for; and improved Indigo Prophecy.

i've been waiting a long time for Quantic Dream's next game, and it's finally almost here. this demo was a brief, yet cruel taste of what's to come. i LOVE the new trailer included in the demo also.

exactly u dont even have to fight in the apartment it gives a choice aand that leads u into a different story line

I must say i'm impressed this game this is a day one buy for me thanks to the demo...

If you liked Indigo Prophecy you will love this game more. Finally something really different this gen.

Loved the demo, completely. Good atmosphere, sometimes really impressive visuals, replayablity fun.
The only thing are animation transitions when you control a character.
It's quite easy to get used to the controls in 5 minutes. The problem comes from the too violent direction change in the animation. Could have been smoother.

Can't wait for the final game. One of these games you wanna play calm in the evening like a good TV series, before going to bed.

(Also one of the rare demo which makes you want the game if you like this genre)

The graphics of the demo are great with out a doubt. The story seems interesting. Voice acting seems good.

... but the gameplay i did not like. Basically the demo is walking around and pressing buttons in a specific order. Well, no thank you. The demo totaly turn me off of the game. If most the game is like the demo, a lot of people will not like it.

...I have now played 4 different chapters ("scenes") from the game. It remains one of my most anticipated titles and one I will buy on launch day for certain.

I knew since I first experienced it that the controls would take some getting used to / be a love-hate for some players. However, I think the atmosphere, tension, and story are the selling points.

I consider this to be the next evolution of the classic point-and-click adventure games. Kudos to Sony (and Capcom with Zack & Wiki) for making exciting games in the classic genre.

the first part of the demo i really liked but the second part was okay. was there anythings special to do in that second part? Cause it feels like i was missing something.

I applaud this game for being so different from the likes of MW2. I hear EA is going to turn Dead Space into a MW2-like shootfest. Such is the unfortunate result of FPS dominance in today's market.

its like an interactive version of 7even. a psycho -thriller with great music ,story , and gameplay mechanics . hell everyone has played with the old school res-evil controls so no prob there. DAY ONE PURCHASE

People tend to hate the controls because they're NOT holding the left analog stick forward when they walk. Lol. They think moving the analog stick left and right is how you do it.

No.

Quantic Dream made the controls as close to the real experience as possible.

David Cage and the whole team have my utmost respect. :)

Only you guys can compete with Famitu Euda and Team Ico.