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so in heavy rain i know that there are no "game overs" but in this video
http://www.gametrailers.com/video/e3-09-heavy-rain/50408 they say there
are only 4 characters. then aftwards the dude said that u can die as all of
them but the story continues. have they explain how thats gonna work?



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No the story doesn't continue after all characters die. It isn't game over. It's the end of the game. You finish the game when the characters die. It is the sad ending but it's only one of the endings. If you finish it with one character that is probably one ending, or if you finish it with all character i bet that is the best ending.



Lightning_24 said:

No the story doesn't continue after all characters die. It isn't game over. It's the end of the game. You finish the game when the characters die. It is the sad ending but it's only one of the endings. If you finish it with one character that is probably one ending, or if you finish it with all character i bet that is the best ending.


If you lose all your characters and the story stops, I consider that a game over o_O;



"After you win, son, I feel like going for a ride on your bike, haha." ~Doc Louis (Punch Out Wii)

 

 

DaveD said:
Lightning_24 said:

No the story doesn't continue after all characters die. It isn't game over. It's the end of the game. You finish the game when the characters die. It is the sad ending but it's only one of the endings. If you finish it with one character that is probably one ending, or if you finish it with all character i bet that is the best ending.


If you lose all your characters and the story stops, I consider that a game over o_O;

No it's not game over, it's the ending that you get. If you let your characters die, or if you aren't good at the game and die all the time then it is only one of the endings.

You can't die early in the game though because they want you to have feeling for these characters.

As i said there are multiple endings to the game. Having all your characters die is one of them.



Lightning_24 said:
DaveD said:
Lightning_24 said:

No the story doesn't continue after all characters die. It isn't game over. It's the end of the game. You finish the game when the characters die. It is the sad ending but it's only one of the endings. If you finish it with one character that is probably one ending, or if you finish it with all character i bet that is the best ending.


If you lose all your characters and the story stops, I consider that a game over o_O;

No it's not game over, it's the ending that you get. If you let your characters die, or if you aren't good at the game and die all the time then it is only one of the endings.

You can't die early in the game though because they want you to have feeling for these characters.

As i said there are multiple endings to the game. Having all your characters die is one of them.

So technically it's like when you die to Lavos in Chrono Trigger and it says "And the world refused to change" or something like that?



"After you win, son, I feel like going for a ride on your bike, haha." ~Doc Louis (Punch Out Wii)

 

 

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lol, the question was already answered :) Heavy Rain is going to be amazing :)



Wow this is amazing concept.

I played his earlier (Indigo Prophesy) and it was great story telling and presentation.

However it suffered from clunky controls and average graphics.

Looks like they have improved a lot in these areas and these have actually become their strengths.

I guess this has the potential to be a classic.

 



 

It is better to die on one's feet

then live on one's knees

DaveD said:
Lightning_24 said:
DaveD said:
Lightning_24 said:

No the story doesn't continue after all characters die. It isn't game over. It's the end of the game. You finish the game when the characters die. It is the sad ending but it's only one of the endings. If you finish it with one character that is probably one ending, or if you finish it with all character i bet that is the best ending.


If you lose all your characters and the story stops, I consider that a game over o_O;

No it's not game over, it's the ending that you get. If you let your characters die, or if you aren't good at the game and die all the time then it is only one of the endings.

You can't die early in the game though because they want you to have feeling for these characters.

As i said there are multiple endings to the game. Having all your characters die is one of them.

So technically it's like when you die to Lavos in Chrono Trigger and it says "And the world refused to change" or something like that?

Yeah, basically. But i don't think Heavy Rains saves will allow you to just go back to a certian point. I think you have to do the whole game over again. But i'm not sure. They want you to play the game many ways so it will be different every time.



Lightning_24 said:
DaveD said:
Lightning_24 said:
DaveD said:
Lightning_24 said:

No the story doesn't continue after all characters die. It isn't game over. It's the end of the game. You finish the game when the characters die. It is the sad ending but it's only one of the endings. If you finish it with one character that is probably one ending, or if you finish it with all character i bet that is the best ending.


If you lose all your characters and the story stops, I consider that a game over o_O;

No it's not game over, it's the ending that you get. If you let your characters die, or if you aren't good at the game and die all the time then it is only one of the endings.

You can't die early in the game though because they want you to have feeling for these characters.

As i said there are multiple endings to the game. Having all your characters die is one of them.

So technically it's like when you die to Lavos in Chrono Trigger and it says "And the world refused to change" or something like that?

Yeah, basically. But i don't think Heavy Rains saves will allow you to just go back to a certian point. I think you have to do the whole game over again. But i'm not sure. They want you to play the game many ways so it will be different every time.

I was just using it as an example...



"After you win, son, I feel like going for a ride on your bike, haha." ~Doc Louis (Punch Out Wii)