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Pixelosophy Episode 35: Pixel Picks-Indigo Prophecy

Posted by Aaron and Alex Leach (Mon, Feb 22, 2010)

This week, shades of indigo hover over the horizon, which could only mean one thing. It’s the Indigo Prophecy edition of Pixel Picks. Alex looks at just how intense answering the door can be while Aaron wonders why he stopped to look in the mirror before answering that door. Just in time for the release of Heavy Rain, Pixelosophy gives you the skinny on Quantic Dream’s other sorta-game-sorta-movie.

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Tags: Action, GTA, heavy rain, Indigo Prophecy, Interaction, Pixel Picks, San Andreas, Time

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Jamie

Ahah, thanks for the shout out guys, watching as always. So freakin excited, HR is due out in…7 hours here in the UK, and I have the special edition on pre-order. Never played this so its a good build-up.

I will leave a review on itunes when I figure out btw, I heard the plea on bullshot the other week ;)

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