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Heavy Rain Previews Show Promise 84

As the February release date for Quantic Dream's Heavy Rain nears, several publications have gotten a chance for some hands-on time with the game and seem to be intrigued by what they saw. Quoting the Opposable Thumbs blog: "The game grabs you during the quiet moments where nothing 'happens.' When you look at a picture your child drew. When you're questioning someone about a crime. When you're trying to figure out how to react to a violent situation. The preview we were sent put me in different situations as I played a small handful of characters, and each one provided a few tiny moments that were surprising in terms of storytelling or subtlety." Eurogamer's previewer had a similar reaction: "To my great delight as well — Heavy Rain isn't a mature game because it has unhappy families and moody lighting, it's a mature game because it anticipates an adult response from the player and is prepared to receive it."

Comment Re:What a coincidence (Score 4, Interesting) 322

This just reeks of the problem with Google. They are sooo into themselves and into thinking that everyone smart works there. The reality is that far less than "all great programming brains" actually work at Google. I'd bet that not even 5% of the best programming brains work there - in fact, I'd bet that less than 1% even work there.

Google has become so cocky as of late that they think all the good people want to or do work there. That's just not the case.

We've recently hired 4 or 5 guys away from Google, and they are so into themselves for having worked at Google that they are almost impossible to work with. They think that they have some special 'rights' just because their resume says "google" on it. They are far from the most talented engineers where I work. But don't go telling them that.

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