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There is no genre that can really fit what Quantic Dream does. Looking in a superficial way are adventures, but adventures are contained in a genus of its own, apart from what Telltale does for example. There are puzzles themselves and generally follow one of several paths that Quantic Dream offers. Looking Beyond: Two Souls, the game that comes closest is more Heavy Rain, Quantic Dream's other game.

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Quantic Dream boss and Beyond: Two Souls dev, David Cage, recently discussed the future of the gaming industry and said hes most interested in indie developers, saying they are the ones that invent the future.

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MiddleEasy's Dave Walsh reviews Quantic Dream's Beyond: Two Souls, an interesting evolution of Quantic Dream and David Cage's vision of what modern games should be.

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Sitting huddled around an open fire eating beans with a gaggle of homeless people may not sound like gameplay you'd put at the top of your video game list. And the thought of timing your button punches to help deliver a baby might not sound like riveting play either. But they're both part of Quantic Dream's critically acclaimed Beyond: Two Souls, the story/adventure of a girl named Jodie Holmes.

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It's a struggle to remember the last game bought on release day that didnt have a day one patch, Killzone: Mercenary, Beyond: Two Souls and Batman: Arkham Origins have all had patches that prompted for download before you could even get to the install sections. This isnt a new occurrence, weve been experiencing this for a couple of years over numerous titles, and now were about to embark on the next generation of gaming and the consoles themselves have day one patches. But why do we see this?