David Cage Already Has New Ideas.

Sorry I haven’t been postin’.I just didnt have time.

from computerandvideogames.com

Heavy Rain producer David Cage has said he already has “ideas that will be implemented in [Quantic Dream’s] next game”, with hints that it could support Sony’s motion controller.

“You can always improve, and we have other ideas that will be implemented in the next game,” Cage told the UK Official PlayStation magazine, having previously confirmed that it won’t be a sequel to Heavy Rain.

“And there are also other devices coming that we’d like to explore,” added Cage. Consider that Heavy Rain was originally designed for motion controls”, and Cage has admitted to having “a lot of interest” in the PS3 wands, and we see that as a not-too-subtle hint as to what could be in store.

Cage went on: “You can always think of new ideas and new things especially with this format because it’s so contextual. There are so many things you can do, just adding new words to the narrative language using the interface, and it’s almost an endless thing.”

You can read the full interview in the latest issue of the Official PlayStation Magazine UK, on sale this Thursday. Buy your copy of Official PlayStation Magazine and have it delivered to your door.

INSIDE STORY: David Letterman’s Accused Blackmailer

Copied from People

In just one day, Robert “Joe” Halderman went from being one of the most highly respected producers at CBS News to being the accused blackmailer at the center of the alleged David Letterman extortion plot – and his friends and colleagues are reeling.

“I am surprised, mystified and stunned to hear these allegations against Halderman,” former CBS anchor Dan Rather, who worked with the Emmy-winning Halderman on 48 Hours, tells PEOPLE. “They are almost impossible to believe. He was always a solid character, steady, reliable, and a good, swift writer.”

Halderman, 51, has pled not guilty to charges of grand larceny in the alleged $2 million extortion plot.

‘A Popular Guy’

A Dayton, Ohio, native and veteran newsman who had been on the front lines during conflicts in the former Soviet Union and during the Gulf War, he was “one of our best producers,” says former CBS news executive Marcy McGinnis, who has known Halderman for 20 years. The golf-loving, book aficionado was “a popular guy,” she says.

“It’s like something out of a movie,” McGinnis says of the unfolding allegations. “I’m in absolute shock because there’s nothing about Joe that I know that would ever lead me to believe he’d be capable of being involved in anything like this.”

Financial Woes

But privately, Halderman was also struggling with a divorce from his second wife, Patty Montet, with whom he has two children.

During a 2007 alimony hearing, Halderman revealed that despite his annual $214,000 income, he was trying to pay off $40,000 in credit card debt.

When asked where all his cash goes to Halderman stated, “I don’t know. My life costs money.”

‘Something Must’ve Snapped’

More recently, sources say Halderman has been dealing with his split from live-in girlfriend Stephanie Burkitt, 34, the woman at the center of the Letterman firestorm.

“He had that reputation [of being a ladies’ man],” says McGinnis.

“I feel really sad about it because it just seems like his life is going to be ruined, and it shouldn’t be,” she says. “I just think that something must’ve snapped with him. I can’t get over it.”

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