Heavy Rain creator David Cage has said that he would like to see the game’s industry grow up a bit when it comes to creating characters ... make games for teenagers and kids,” Cage told NowGamer. “So we try to make things ... one and say, ‘You know what, you can be a very evil character, but it’s not written on your face’.” The part one of interview with Cage can be found ...

... has no intention of marketing this game to kids, and boss David Cage wishes more studios would do the same, as well as provide experiences that aren' ... an industry we make games for teenagers and kids," Cage tells NowGamer. "So we try to make things very casual ... see how Quantic Dream portrays this evil character. As Cage says, we've had plenty of over-the-top evil villains in games, ...

... point to titles like Braid and Fahrenheit and call them art. But David Cage, the creator of Fahrenheit and the current lead developer on ... make players feel something beyond the immediate “fun” factor. Cage told the crowd during a meeting at the Eurogamer Expo that &ldquo ... rdquo; When asked directly if Heavy Rain is art, Cage said that “Honestly, I don't care... I'm just ...

We’re really excited about Heavy Rain. Quantic Dream’s forthcoming PS3 exclusive looks like it’s going to turn any number of gaming conventions on their heads, from doing away with the ‘game over’ screen to never, ever having to repeat a section. Producer David Cage obviously wants everyone to feel as excited as he does about the

NowGamer: Speaking exlusively to NowGamer in part one of our huge in-depth interview with Heavy Rain auteur David Cage, the outspoken director feels that the industry needs to grow up. "As an industry we make games for teenagers and kids" says Cage "so we try to make things very casual and as clear as possible. The bad guys have to be ...

A portion of a Game Informer interview with Quantic Dream’s David Cage… GI: “Adventure games are dead” is a common phrase in the gaming industry. Do you think that discussion is even relevant in ... different stories, being the writer, actor and director of their own story. I wonder if Mr. Cage has been paying attention to games hitting the DS, Wii, iPhone and ...

... . PushSquare reports that Quantic Dream's David Cage -- once again -- explained the reasoning behind the game's ... difficult" (something we've heard before). Beyond technical reasons, Cage said that the team at Quantic Dream loves the console. & ... truly believable characters. "With this approach," said Cage, "PS3 was by far the best platform." Given what we've ...

... to the New York Times, David Blaine is even calm, cool collected and well dressed when submerged without a scuba tank amongst hungry sharks. At ... of great white sharks circling him. Kimmel was looking out from a protective cage, but the entertainer David Blaine, a friend, was swimming in the open, breathing only occasionally through someone else’s regulator. To make things more interesting, ...

... biggest I've ever seen Cage's muscles! Ex-con Jimmy Kilmartin (David Caruso) gets talked ... force him to go undercover in an attempt to ensnare Brown. Cage gives a wonderful performance and is very believable as a psychotic maniac ... drink himself into oblivion while gambling and having tons of sex along the way. Cage is magnificent in this film and the realism is unbelievable. If I ever decide ...

... firmly in his rear-view mirror, Grammer will star on Broadway in a revival of La Cage aux Folles. Could Kelsey be taking advice from David Hyde Pierce, his brother Niles on Frasier? ... had two hit shows on the Gay White Way, Spamalot and Curtains. The latter resulted in David winning a Tony award. I'd like to think that Grammer's taking somebody's ...