Early 2010 is gonna be huge not only for PS3 gamers but also for Quantic Dream in particular. This is when Heavy Rain will be coming out, and there is undoubtedly a lot of expectations for this game. Will it go over and beyond the expectations set up by the discriminating gaming public? Maybe the demo that will come out will give an idea.

Quantic Dream's David Cage was never really shy about professing his undying love for Sony's PlayStation 3. In fact, any chance he gets, he'll unabashedly rave about it. Like at the Developer Session at the Eurogamer Expo in London today. Here he reiterates yet again his already well-known sentiment: Heavy Rain just won't work on any other console.

Heavy Rain is apparently ready to douse us with some heavy downpour of surprises as executive producersGuillaume de Fondaumiere kinda confirmed that the game will be censored in different regions. But why, you ask? Why, because of the interactive, motion captured sex scene, that's why!

If you think Quantic Dream's upcoming PS3 exclusive title Heavy Rain is all about the visuals, you better think again. Check out this brand new footage showcasing the game’s multiple ways in dealing with various scenarios.

This is just too good to pass up. Here we have some of the latest screenshots from Quantic Dream's dreamy Heavy Rain, in its full HD glory. We'll let them pics do the talking. Check them out after the jump.

Guillaume de Fondaumiere, the co-CEO of Heavy Rain developer Quantic Dream, has offered more insights on the reason why their story-driven PS3 exclusive is being delayed to 2010. According to him, one key reason is because a game as innovative as Heavy Rain "needs space."

As it is, Heavy Rain is looking mighty impressive. However - and by this we know for sure that they are not just a mediocre developer -  Quantic Dream is saying that they can do so much more in improving the game's visuals.

During last week's GamesCom, Quantic Dream's David Cage sat down with the Euro PlayStation blog for an interview about his creation, Heavy Rain. The story-heavy PS3 title has turned quite a few heads since it was first revealed, but according to Cage, turning an intricate script spanning over 2,000 pages into a game was no easy task. Even showing it off at trade shows is hard. Find out more about the process behind Heavy Rain after the jump.

Japan may have just recently gotten good news about Bayonetta (PS3 and Xbox 360), but gamers in the West aren't quite as lucky. According to Sega, we'll all have to wait until January of next year for the game's release.

Outspoken video game developer and Silicon Knights founder Denis Dyack has opinions. Lots of them. At the Develop Conference in Brighton, Dyack turned his eye onto Quantic Dream's PS3 exclusive, Heavy Rain. His analysis? It could turn out to be one fantastic game.