masta_js | masta_js

• 2:18pm EST - February 22nd, 2013
• 1

As i said before truly amazing, hope this engine gets used soon enough and that we get a good game out of it too. Hopefully by this year or maybe at the beginning of 2014.

doublejj | DoubleJJ84

• 4:05pm EST - February 22nd, 2013
• 2

my eyes have never seen this good of graphics from a next generation console as i have seen with this tech demo of what sony has in store for presentation concept of facial expression. this is by far the best i have seen ever.

Alpha2

• 9:06pm EST - February 22nd, 2013
• 3

While I agree with cage's assertion that the character shown can deliver a huge degree of emotion and makes you wonder about him, so can a well carved sculpture that doesnt move at all. The key is in the acting and delivery of the actor behind the digital mask. We can only hope it's being put to good use until we actually see a game come out of it.

jamesobachand | snake2112

• 9:06pm EST - February 22nd, 2013
• 4

 i was more impressed with the robot girl; maybe it was the short story but i was sold on it

Gameoholic007 | Demented007

• 9:18pm EST - February 22nd, 2013
• 5

It is the best animation I've seen yet. I hope to see a ton of this in future games that come out. It would be something extremly different, than what we are use to.

Tetsu

• 2:18am EST - February 23rd, 2013
• 6

I'm glad I bit the bullet and purchased Heavy Rain, a simply amazing game in spite of the cued button press gameplay.  I have no doubt that this is going to be an amazing experience.  Maybe it will involve a subject I'm hoping to explore in my own science fiction writing: can you trust the first thinking machine which has the ability to kill you, and do you give it freedom?

Oh yeah, about that virtual "Jason Robards."  While all of the faces on the characters impressed me - like, did you pay attention to the CAPCOM "down below" demo? - this was eerily, stunningly realistic.  I immediately felt empathy for the guy, and want to know what his story is.

Digilator

• 6:25pm EDT - March 28th, 2013
• 7

@3 While it is true that a statue can cause us to feel something, it really isn't well suited to gaming... ;) Things need to be alive... With the expressions this tech allows, it does bring the experience deeper. More detail is more detail, not less!