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Speaking to Destructoid, Heavy Rain-creator David Cage said that he was frustrated by the way Microsoft presented Natal at E3 last year - because they "presented it with a sci-fi-type presentation".
"When the kid comes in with the skateboard and the laser ray, scanning the skateboard, and then it's in the game", he commented and then - according to Destructoid - rolled his eyes. "We are in the industry; we know what's feasible and what's not."
"I thought it was a little bit lying to present it that way, because it will let [consumers] think that they will [see] something that they are not really close to getting."
We'll just have to see at E3 this year, when Microsoft is bringing Natal to the show. We'll be bringing tons of stuff for the camera to scan for us. I want to skate around on a gigantic version of Bengt's head!
"Say what you want about QTEs, Quantic Dream has built its legacy on this gameplay and the developer makes it work."
The rain has fallen heavy on Mikael's head the last month, and now he is ready to tell you exactly what it felt like...
Will we catch up with the Origami Killer in today's stream?
Quantic Dream and NetEase joined forces earlier this year, and Cage talks to us about what this means for the studio.
We'll tackle Absolver and Heavy Rain.
Starting at 3pm GMT / 4pm CET.
French Amazon product page hints at January drop for Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls remasters.
Decision prompted by concerns over kidnapping theme.
