You know you've really got it made once you have Hollywood producers seeking you out to make a movie. Now, while we don't have any producer lingering our midst along with those persistent paparazzis, we do have news on Nathan Drake's first-class trip to Hollywood with the Uncharted: Drake's Fortune movie.

A rubber ducky is not a weapon. Unless it is in context. I just don't know when a rubber ducky can ever be in context as a weapon.

The studio behind the psychological thriller Heavy Rain has revealed that objects in the game cannot be used as weapons unless it is within context. So I guess you can only wield Sir Rubber Quacky if you want to make your assailant go "awwww"?

David Cage of Quantic Dream has given out a couple more information on the much-awaited Heavy Rain title. The most significant tip he's got to offer to excited gamers out there: don't use checkpoints as much for replayability.

Double-edged sword right here. Depending on how you like your games, this might come as a blessing or a bane: David Cage of Quantic Dream reveals that Heavy Rain takes about eight to twelve hours to complete in one run. I think that's a pretty sizeable amount of time, considering it's open-ended and all. Isn't that the point of replayability? Don't get me wrong though. Cage also promises that the game's still going to be a blast if you're only willing to spend time for a single run through.

Death is not the end, it seems, for Heavy Rain. A Videogaming247 report takes note of one feature of Heavy Rain that Quantic Dream's David Cage mentioned: apparently, the game's main plot will continue even if the main character dies. More on this after the jump!

Heavy Rain was Playboy's game of the show at E3 this year, and everyone who's laid eyes on it at Leipzig can't seem to stop talking about it. If you haven't seen the game's premiere trailer yet, you really ought to check it out.

Sitting down for a quick word with Eurogamer, Quantic Dream president, David Cage confirmed there's definitely going to be a demo and talked about the possibility of seeing downloadable additions to the game. Details after the jump!

Sometimes people say things we don't get why they do. But that doesn't make it any less interesting now, does it? Say for example a statement that goes: Uncharted: Drake's Fortune has got a structure similar to a porn movie's. A very curious statement, huh. There's more of that after the jump.