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Console: PS3 What We Played: The Entire Game, plus several alternate timelines. When Beyond: Two Souls was first announced, I was rather unsure what it really was. They were marketing it as an action oriented title, then slowly crept into it being a story driven title. Luckily they showcased the story driven part more and I became interested in it. This is what the game is, a long story that will make you go through emotions at the snap of a finger. It has its hiccups, but the game should go down in the books as one of the best titles ever made.

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"There are two games in the top 40 to be in their final week: Pokémon X / Y (3DS) and Beyond: Two Souls (PS3). Eight games have 200,000 or more pre-orders, the same as last week, and the top 19 has 100,000 or more pre-orders, down from 20 last week. One game added 20,000 or more pre-orders, the same as last week and four added 10,000 or more, up from three last week. Games in Final Week Before Launch: Pokémon X / Y (3DS) added 43,461 pre-orders for a final total of 390,819. Expect first week sales in the USA at retail to be in the 900,000 to 1,100,000 unit range. Expect the game to sell between 4.5 million and 5.5 million units. -Pokémon Diamond / Pearl (DS, 2007) 1,159,158 week one USA, 5,824,601 to date -Pokémon Heart Gold / Soul Silver (DS, 2010) 965,834 week one USA, 3,889,935 to date -Pokémon Black / White (DS, 2011) 1,893,150 week one USA, 4,941,384 to date -Pokémon Black / White 2 (DS, 2012) 638,138 week one USA, 2,035,891 to date Beyond: Two Sou...

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Beyond: Two Souls is the next game from Quantic Dream, the creators of Heavy Rain. It tells the story of Jodie Holmes, a girl who has a special entity attached to her. Does the game live up to its predecessor or does it fall flat?

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"I like what David Cage is trying to do, but I also like games, and judged as a game, this is a bad one." says CalmDownTom

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Beyond: Two Souls is the next game from Quantic Dream, the creators of Heavy Rain. It tells the story of Jodie Holmes, a girl who has a special entity attached to her. Does the game live up to its predecessor or does it fall flat?

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Ginx:Cinema. For some, this is the line that gaming should aspire to cross. The bar it should set out to reach. The closer a game comes to being cinematic the better, some claim, it is. Beyond: Two Souls is, by any measure, a cinematic game. A game that boasts stars like Ellen Paige and Willem Dafoe. A game that youd describe first not as a third-person adventure - but as a paranormal thriller; or, if youre looking to get a quote on the poster - an emotional rollercoaster.

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David Cage and the people of Quantic Dream have become known for creating unique games such as Indigo Prophecy and Heavy Rain. However, some people tend to love them and other people find it their mission in life to hate them. Whichever side youre on, its undeniable that they offer something different from your normal gaming status and varieties never a bad thing, especially with a new strong female protagonist to join the the high ranks of past female characters who went in gaming history. So, lets see if this game can live up to its name and go beyond our expectations.

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Beyond: Two Souls is a remarkable achievement for David Cage and Quantic Dream. The double-edged sword that is the central conceit of Jodie Holmes story is mirrored in the divisive relationship Quantic Dream has with gamers and critics. Forsaking intensive gameplay mechanics for glittering cinematography and pared down controls has both set Quantic Dream apart from the pack and made the studio notorious. Without fail, the developer has sparked intense debate about player agency in a medium distinguished by its high levels of interactivity.