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"Part of the fun that much to compare it with Heavy Rain is, in my view is still not a negative point, which helps a while to focus on the most important thing in the game .. the story. Certainly something takes courage to break with the usual conventions of the industry. For us Beyond: Two Souls nevertheless an unprecedented production that there are far too rare in this kind. "

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"How fortunate that this is not a complete solution, but a review here. For in Beyond: Two Souls, you have the opportunity to make decisions - and as in Heavy Rain. Thus, it naturally affects the rest of your game - and I will not take me much time to discover all the ingenious ideas and unexpected twists. Not for nothing Sony called the genre of the PS3 game as "Interactive Drama" You have it in your hand and directs the drama through your actions in one direction or another. And that's one of the reasons why Beyond: Two Souls is not a game that you throw or sold, after playing through once in the corner."

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The Guardian - "Can a video game be art?" asked David Cage, the writer and director of Beyond: Two Souls, at the recent Bafta annual games lecture. I suspect he already knew the answer was yes, or at least he would have done if he'd ever heard the intro music to Streets of Rage 2, which more than comfortably satisfies the most useful definition of art I've come across, formulated by Scottish author Alasdair Gray: anything that stimulates people into "thinking about their feelings, and feeling about their thoughts".

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"Quantic Dream surprise us again with a new blend between a movie and video game, furthering what is the interaction of the opportunity to decide the course of a story. Beyond apparently has improved in Heavy Rain, not just talking about the graphics, but the narrative, showing a new way to tell a story of a single character, but this remains depressed in the linear, a good example of how to count a story of an alternative and fully capture the user's attention, a resource that has been used many times in movies, TV, comics, anime, manga and more. "

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"Part of the fun that much to compare it with Heavy Rain is, in my view is still not a negative point, which helps a while to focus on the most important thing in the game .. the story. Certainly something takes courage to break with the usual conventions of the industry. For us Beyond: Two Souls nevertheless an unprecedented production that there are far too rare in this kind. "

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"How fortunate that this is not a complete solution, but a review here. For in Beyond: Two Souls, you have the opportunity to make decisions - and as in Heavy Rain. Thus, it naturally affects the rest of your game - and I will not take me much time to discover all the ingenious ideas and unexpected twists. Not for nothing Sony called the genre of the PS3 game as "Interactive Drama" You have it in your hand and directs the drama through your actions in one direction or another. And that's one of the reasons why Beyond: Two Souls is not a game that you throw or sold, after playing through once in the corner."

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GamesBeat's Dean Takahashi discusses the ending of Beyond: Two Souls and the surprise that will generate a lot of chatter. Without spoiling the ending.

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Clickonline writes: "ow that Beyond: Two Souls is out in the wild (you can read our review here) it's clear neither Curry nor Kara have any part to play in Quantic's latest game. And when we got the chance to catch up with co-CEO and producer Guillaume de Fondaumiere we just had to ask why."

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GamesBeat's Dean Takahashi discusses the ending of Beyond: Two Souls and the surprise that will generate a lot of chatter. Without spoiling the ending.

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The opinion on Beyond: Two Souls will most likely differ widely in gamers and reviewers alike. But one thing people will agree on is that Sonys latest PlayStation 3 exclusive is one of the best looking games ever created and contains acting talent that has never been seen before in the gaming industry.