Quantic Dream should make an Inception game

Inception is a really awesome movie, and I think that Quantic Dream would be the perfect developer to make a game that taps into its universe. They could have lots of interesting gameplay involving navigating through other people's dreams and potentially create some very cool puzzles out of it all, and best of all they have the ability make in-game storytelling feel compelling (even if their actual stories aren't always so hot).

What say you? Should there be an Inception video game, if not by Quantic Dream then by another developer?

No movie games usually turn out horrible.

Quantiac Dream and interesting gameplay should never be said in the same sentence. :| And Inception looks awesome. I'm planning to see it soon. :D

You misspelled Quantic 3 times. It's Quantic not Quantiac :|

Movie based games usually turn out bad and some how, some way David Cage will screw up the writing IMO. SO I prefer QD to work on a original IP.

The structure for Inception is too complicated for a video game to replicate. Quantic Dream is great, and they know how to build a story and all, but Inception as a movie would never translate well to a video game.

You misspelled Quantic 3 times. It's Quantic not Quantiac :|

NerubianWeaver

I knew it. :x

By the time it comes out people would have long forgotten about the movie.

Quantic Dreams shouldn't even go any where near the master piece that Inception is. There shouldn't even be an Inception game.

You misspelled Quantic 3 times. It's Quantic not Quantiac :|

NerubianWeaver

The structure for Inception is too complicated for a video game to replicate. Quantic Dream is great, and they know how to build a story and all, but Inception as a movie would never translate well to a video game.

Nerd_Man

By the time it comes out people would have long forgotten about the movie.

Gxgear

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The structure for Inception is too complicated for a video game to replicate. Quantic Dream is great, and they know how to build a story and all, but Inception as a movie would never translate well to a video game.

Timstuff

By the time it comes out people would have long forgotten about the movie.

Gxgear

By the time it comes out people would have long forgotten about the movie.

Gxgear

I don't think you've seen Inception :). Similar to how people still talk about The Matrix, Inception will be relevant for years to come!

When I was watching Inception (which I think issmart, innovative, and mind-bending!), I imagined: "How amazing would it be if this concept--and quality writing / acting-- would be if applied to a video game". I'm not sure if there should be a direct adaptation, but I do believe that Inception is a standard that more movies and games especially should strive for.

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By the time it comes out people would have long forgotten about the movie.

Episode_Eve

I don't think you've seen Inception :). Similar to how people still talk about The Matrix, Inception will be relevant for years to come!

When I was watching Inception (which I think issmart, innovative, and mind-bending!), I imagined: "How amazing would it be if this concept--and quality writing / acting-- would be if applied to a video game". I'm not sure if there should be a direct adaptation, but I do believe that Inception is a standard that more movies and games especially should strive for.

If people are still talking about The Matrix it would be how bad the sequels were. And speaking of The Matrix, weren't there some pretty mediocore games made for it? The question of whether or not it will become a ****c still remains to be seen, but it's safe to say that it made forgettable gaming experiences.

What QD should do is Omikron 2 but without all that QTE crap,just like in the first game.

I guess that´s too much to ask though...

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By the time it comes out people would have long forgotten about the movie.

Gxgear

I don't think you've seen Inception :). Similar to how people still talk about The Matrix, Inception will be relevant for years to come!

When I was watching Inception (which I think issmart, innovative, and mind-bending!), I imagined: "How amazing would it be if this concept--and quality writing / acting-- would be if applied to a video game". I'm not sure if there should be a direct adaptation, but I do believe that Inception is a standard that more movies and games especially should strive for.

If people are still talking about The Matrix it would be how bad the sequels were. And speaking of The Matrix, weren't there some pretty mediocore games made for it? The question of whether or not it will become a ****c still remains to be seen, but it's safe to say that it made forgettable gaming experiences.

The Matrix games aren't too good, and I never was really interested in them. And the games' quality wasn't caused by the Matrix universe itself, but rather the developers. The universe and action can fit so wonderfully as a game if the right people got behind it. But I think the movie is a cIassic. Of course there's talk about the lackluster sequels (more evidence to how the original was awesome), but there's no denying that the Matrix's themes / set-pieces aren't imitated, parodied, and even celebrated :). I would even say it revolutionized action-cinema.

Also, I don't want to see an Inception game. I just want to see an imaginative concept such as it, and the quality of writing / direction be applied to video games. Having an adventure as finely told and beautiful to look at deserves interaction! Only games can provide that.

By the time it comes out people would have long forgotten about the movie.

Gxgear

I think The Inception game could be the first movie-based game tahat could be really good, if done properlty and I think it could be a prequel which lines up with the movie

Inception would be an open-world shooter, so it's more suited to Rockstar or Volition or someone like that. Or Bioware.

Maybe as a video game the storytelling part could be done a bit better...

No movie games usually turn out horrible.

spookykid143

Thats because 90% of the time, theyre paired with a crap dev.

The times they were paired with a good dev (Starbreeze studios, Capcom, Rare), theyve turned out to be some of the best so i have no doubt this could work.

But i havent seen Inception yet or tried one of Quantic Dream's games so cant really comment.

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No movie games usually turn out horrible.

shutdown_202

Thats because 90% of the time, theyre paired with a crap dev.

The times they were paired with a good dev (Starbreeze studios, Capcom, Rare), theyve turned out to be some of the best so i have no doubt this could work.

But i havent seen Inception yet or tried one of Quantic Dream's games so cant really comment.

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No movie games usually turn out horrible.

shutdown_202

Thats because 90% of the time, theyre paired with a crap dev.

Or to be fair, a dev who might be decent or even good, but is not allowed to waste any time thinking about or polishing the game. Movie games aren't meant to be good, they're meant to be as cheap to produce as possible, which is understandable because it's likely that a movie game won't sell very well no matter how good it is.

You should do both, immediately. :P 110million

Ya. I could have watched Inception a while ago but my bro (whos on holiday) asked me to wait for him. Missed about 4 other chances with friends too. If he's not here exactly when he said he will be.......i swear......ill do it. Watch it on my own 8)

Heavy Rains been on my mind since launch but ive just been waiting for the right price. Im not sure whats up with Sony and their 2010 1st party games, they're all still around full price (HR, Modnation, GOW3). Compared to normal games here which are half price a month after launch.

Or to be fair, a dev who might be decent or even good, but is not allowed to waste any time thinking about or polishing the game. Movie games aren't meant to be good, they're meant to be as cheap to produce as possible, which is understandable because it's likely that a movie game won't sell very well no matter how good it is.

Cherokee_Jack

Thats true. And i doubt they can even request more time on a game. If its half done by release, its done.

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Or to be fair, a dev who might be decent or even good, but is not allowed to waste any time thinking about or polishing the game. Movie games aren't meant to be good, they're meant to be as cheap to produce as possible, which is understandable because it's likely that a movie game won't sell very well no matter how good it is.

shutdown_202

Thats true. And i doubt they can even request more time on a game. If its half done by release, its done.

Oh yeah, time is always the most important factor in that kind of situation. Even developers of "real" games are working under horrible time constraints, so you can imagine how much movie tie-in devs care about polishing or putting effort into this piece of crap that needs to be on a disk, in a case, and on shelves before the movie is out. Must be among the worst projects you can be stuck on as a dev.

To be honest the only good movie games are games that are based on the universe of the movie not the movies themselves i.e Escape from Butcher Bay or Starwars: Knights of the Old Republic. The only exception I can think of to this is Goldeneye.

I forgot a studio called Quantic Dreams even existed. Heavy Rain was cool. But please. No more.

I would love for them to do something similar not the same storyline. Inception was really awesome though