David Cage

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Most Creative People 2010

David Cage

CEO

Quantic Dream

David Cage is the lead designer, director, and screenwriter of the video game he developed called Heavy Rain, a game that raised the standards for complex characters, cinematic play, and immersive storylines.

Stories about David Cage

Director David Cage On Playing A Life In Full In “Beyond: Two Souls”

Writer-director David Cage created a cinematic serial-killer tale that you just happened to play on a console with 2010’s Heavy Rain. Cage and studio Quantic Dream have returned with Beyond: Two Souls, and here he talks about creating a cinematic game and writing the multifaceted life of protagonist Jodie Holmes, played by Ellen Page.

Director David Cage On Playing A Life In Full In “Beyond: Two Souls”

“Beyond: Two Souls,” Mixing Cinema And Video Games, One Movie Star Avatar At A Time

Using techniques borrowed from James Cameron’s Avatar, Quantic Dream founder David Cage has created a mighty weapon in his games: emotion.

A Conversation With ‘Heavy Rain’ Creator David Cage Continues [Spoilers]

‘Heavy Rain’ Creator David Cage Reveals the Secrets of His Photo-Realistic Serial-Killer PS3 Game

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