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What? Another Quantic Dream story? You'll get over it. David Cage has been letting his mouth run a bit wild lately and this new story is really more of that same scenario.
David Cage now says that Quantic Dream fully intends to stay loyal to Sony's PlayStation 3. It is worth noting that Quantic Dream is still an independent studio, but is choosing to stay exclusive to Sony's platform of choice for an undisclosed amount of time. Cage's loyalty comes from Sony's incredibly generous support for their most recent title, Heavy Rain, with marketing and funding.
"The relationship on Heavy Rain has been fantastic," David Cage said to CVG. "They trusted us from day one, supported us all the way through. It was really a very risky project [for them] and they never let us down."
"Being a part of a company with what are probably the best studios in the world is something really pleasant for us. We're happy to continue this relationship and create content for the PlayStation brand. But they fund our projects, so we're staying exclusive to PlayStation."
He wouldn't confirm whether or not Quantic Dream shared tech with Sony's internal studios but he did say that they often have regular conversations with the folks at Naughty Dog, Media Molecule, Santa Monica and Guerilla Games.
Do you think this is a smart move on Cage's behalf? Is his loyalty admirable in a world where exclusives can sway a potential customers choice? Or is it foolhardy?
Written by: Kyran Morrison
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