"Linger In Shadows" PS3 demo by Plastic
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Dominik D
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So untrue. Plastic has 6 coders, 2 of them worked on this demo: Bonzaj & Kinga.
Well, when you're right you're right
http://www.ps3news.ca/04132008/13/heavy_rain_confirmed_as_ps3_title_that_left_reporter_speechless
Heavy Rain was the game he saw not this demo.
True but still there is no credible confirmation yet about the title he saw
Gradthrawn
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Gamespot has updated hands (eyes) on impressions, from Gamer's Day. And a video with explanation from someone at SCE, who seems to be close to the project. Appears the price point hasn't been decided on these unique little PSN releases. Although, I would have thought something like this would be free. But a buck or two wouldn't be unreasonable, in my opinion, if the quality is up there. Looking forward to seeing what this develops into.
They'd be hard-pushed to sell it seeing as the vid has been posted freely onto the internet!
Lucid_Dreamer
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You must discover all the hidden objects in the demo with the camera. You must keep the camera on the object 'til it lights up. One of them is VERY hard to find.I got the title for US$2.99. I am confused.
It reminds me of the arty-farty movies I saw in art festivals. Intentionally confusing and handicapped, but different. I felt like throwing the controller in the middle of it, but decided not to give up. Finally figured it out.
I'd say if you have $2.99, spend it on PJ games.
If you have spare $2.99 and spare time, feel free to try it out for the heck of it.
I'd say if you have $2.99, spend it on PJ games.
If you have spare $2.99 and spare time, feel free to try it out for the heck of it.
I tried this bit also, and managed to figure it out ... crazy stuff, but interesting. It's certainly new.
I think that if I'm going to take away anything from this game, then it's that looking around with the sixaxis should be used more in games ...
I thought in the end that I hadn't understood a thing about the game, but then when I choose the option to return to the main menu, suddenly I got a whole pile of trophies, 9 I think. Funny! I like how they have dedicated trophies to groups from the demoscene. The trophy icons are some of the best looking in any game so far I think, like little paintings.
I think that if I'm going to take away anything from this game, then it's that looking around with the sixaxis should be used more in games ...
I thought in the end that I hadn't understood a thing about the game, but then when I choose the option to return to the main menu, suddenly I got a whole pile of trophies, 9 I think. Funny! I like how they have dedicated trophies to groups from the demoscene. The trophy icons are some of the best looking in any game so far I think, like little paintings.
I did not succeed at enjoying the interactivity of the demoscene. I dont blame it though. It was confusing me too much. And I was getting pissed trying to move the camera with the motion sensing and to find how to move to the next chapter. I progressed easily but I felt more like battling with it than playing it.
It was a frustrating experience for me. I find this unfortunate since I loved the creativity and imagination in it and really wanted to enjoy participating in it,
At the end I enjoyed it more watching it
It was a frustrating experience for me. I find this unfortunate since I loved the creativity and imagination in it and really wanted to enjoy participating in it,
At the end I enjoyed it more watching it
I had a similar experience until I finally figured out what the hell I was doing with the controller.
You need to hold it so the back of the controller is perpendicular to the ground, not parallel.
Basically, tilting forward and backward from that position will tilt the camera up and down, and tilting it left or right (similar to steering control in Mario Kart) will turn the camera left and right. Once you understand that, it's SO much easier to get through it all and unlock everything.
