I know my brother really loved INDIGO PROPHECY. He does have a PS3 but I'm not sure if he's played either HEAVY RAIN or BEYOND: TWO SOULS, though.

I like a lot of genre TV shows, but I still manage to keep a healthy sense of humor and perspective about them.

I sort of skipped around an 8 hour (yes) let's play, which seems weird, but compared to other games that's nothing. For PS3 the graphics are amazing and the story seems cool. The common complaint I hear about Destiny is that it's the same FPS shit, just really really really pretty. And that's pretty much the video game equivalent to a movie nobody saw, Lockout. "Let's make Escape from New York in Space and make it really pretty!!" And it was Escape from New York in Space and it was really pretty. But it wasn't a game either. I grew up on text adventures and never got into action games (with a few exceptions) and this seems like the logical direction towards people taking videogames as a complex, film-worthy story seriously, and that's an important shift. I'm sure there was a time when young filmmakers talked about making movies that weren't just nickelodeons and their dad probably told them that it'd never happen. Same with our generation and our parents' Pong and games like this.

I don't really have the time to play it, but I saw rock on, sorry Yahtzee I love you but I'm gonna disagree with you on this one.

Indigo was enjoyable until the last half goes batshit crazy.

Imagine Angel Heart, a tense mystery thriller as you investigate occult connections. Then imagine in the last 45 minutes, someone looks out the window and says, "Oh yeah global warming happened and now 90% of the planet is uninhabitable", the Predator lands on Earth to do battle with Louis Cyphre who now has Matrix powers along with Mickey Rourke. Meanwhile Skynet secretly plots for the devil to kill enough humans for the machines to take over, and Eddie Murphey has to rescue the golden child but just disappears halfway through the movie after his girlfriend leaves him to move back in with her mother because the stress of the global warming apocalypse is too much for her. Humanity's only hope is for Mickey Rourke to contact the underground street artist graffiti tagger resistance who have been secretly fighting Skynet this whole time so he can borrow a bulldozer they keep stashed in the subway and drive it 2000 miles to Los Alamos where the golden child is kept.

That's not an exaggeration. The plot really goes go that far off the deep end.

I kinda enjoyed Heavy Rain as a sort of Wario Ware Murder Mystery, up until it basically shat itself actually revealing the mystery. "Waaa my brother died because my dad's an alcoholic, I will punish ALL DADS EVERYWHERE by very slowly drowning their kids, also here's some origami because I DON'T KNOW." I put it down after that and never went back; didn't give a damn how it would end.

Keep eating your own asshole, David Cage. You wanna tell a story? Hire an actual writer.

Sanest Man Alive: it ends pretty soon after that BIG REVEAL, with a climactic scene where Drug-Addict Fox Mulder chases Lardo McCheese up a trash compactor, after which there's a Press X To Shaun segment.

You're not really missing much.

I like that bit in that movie where she rapes an ugly man and fakes an orgasm. Superbad or some shit, ugly guy was off-putting though.

You're thinking of Juno.

No way, I know there is a scene in Juno where her "character" admits she is obsessed with dick but I didn't think that was it cause she was dressed up as a superhero.

I thought the Carrie-esque poltergeist party destruction is the best part so far. It made me feel like I could change the course of the story by smashing up shit with my ghost.

I've since learned that the game will only sometimes let me destroy furniture, and that furniture/lock destruction is often just a predetermined factor to advancing the scene.

Was joke. You're thinking of Super, the movie that couldn't figure out what it was. Page has an orgasm (in the movie anyway) but Crimson Bolt sort of passive aggressively lets her rape him, as the plan's to get his wife back from Kevin Bacon. I love that movie.

o yeah, Super...

Hello Ellen Page

It reminds me more of the "interactive movie" craze of the early 1990s, only with Ellen Page and Willem Dafoe instead of Dana Plato and Hulk Hogan.

Tell me more!

I imagine you'd have to start off as Wally, but on the second playthrough, you could switch to Andr� if preferred.

I'm pretty much over QTE games for awhile; maybe if it was a dungeon crawler based on The Manchurian Candidate.