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Indigo Prophecy
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Binding: Video Game
Brand: Atari
EAN: 0742725265479
ESRB Age Rating: Mature
Item Dimensions: 38
Label: Atari Inc.
Manufacturer: Atari Inc.
Model: 26547
MPN: 26547
Number Of Items: 1
Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Atari Inc.
Release Date: September 20, 2005
Studio: Atari Inc.
Features:- Chose to play as one of four main characters - Lucas Kane, Detectives Carla Valentior Tyler Miles, and Lucas' brother Marcus Kane
- Play through 44 bone-chilling acts and manage the mental health of each main character -- make the right choices and you'll maintain their psychological balance
- Multi-view split-screen allows players to see what is happening in a different area of the game while playing a separate level
- Motion Physical Action Reaction(MPAR) allows players to make the same movement as his character on screen - creating a physical identification between player and character
- Physical Action Reaction(PAR) interface is used during minigames -- move the analog control sticks in the proper direction in order to succeed
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Editorial Review:
Indigo Prophecy isa paranormal thriller that lets you become multiple characters and view the experience from multiple viewpoints. Incredible film-style design pulls you into the story, until you're intimately immersed in the game. Your actions will affect the plot and create a scenario-driven, interactive experience.
New York City is stunned by a string of weird murders, all following the same pattern: Ordinary people kill total strangers in public areas. Lucas Kane becomes another of these killers when he murders a stranger in a men's bathroom. Covered in blood, Lucas regains consciousness with no memory of why he committed murder. He must solve this mystery before being incarcerated for life. Over 50 stuntmen and actors were used for the game, to create the most realistic, high-caliber, Hollywood-style action sequences
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - A GAME WITH SUCKY CONTROLS THAT DOESN'T SUCK? HUH?! 8 OUT OF 10
Indigo Prophecy is a rather interesting title. It thinks outside the box, it's different from all other games, you are never given a weapon; instead it requires a lot of thought and quick reflexes, and it's the only game that actually qualifies as a game of drama.
WHAT THE GAME IS: Well, it qualifies as an adventure game, but you can't exactly pigeonhole it into what kind of game it is, it's that unique. It's January 2009, in New York City, a series of murders involving ordinary people who ... Read More
Rating:  - Great Concept but Needed More Testing
Indigo Prophecy deserves kudos for thinking outside of the box. This merges an adventure game, a thrilling crime drama and reflex action together. Unfortunately, the results are a bit sporatic.
First, the basics. You are an innocent man - but somehow you wake up standing over a dead body, knife in hand. Obviously you killed him - but why? You're not the only person asking this question. You can switch between three other characters in order to solve this crime.
The game ... Read More
Rating:  - Indigo Prophecy (Xbox)
I've beat this game twice already, and still love the game. You can approach the game from quite a few different levels and do different things.
But overall, this game has an amazing storyline and plot. It keeps you hooked, because you see what happened, then you just have to keep playing because you want to see what happens next in the story. Thats the good thing. The graphics are pretty good. I didnt see no flaws in them. The controls, can be a pain SOMETIMES, but hardly ever. The ... Read More
Rating:  - Virtual Toothache
Fahrenhiet is a game with a good narrative structure and a reasonable script that's utterly destroyed by its uniquely irritating system of keyboard based controls. If you're old enough to remember the awful 'simon says' game of the 1970's then you'll understand what I mean.
Simon says was a portable console about 12 inches in diameter that displayed a series of flashing lights in sequence - players followed the sequence, which became increasingly complex as the game progressed, resulting in ... Read More
Rating: - NES version worst of all.
I played the Xbox version at a friend's house but I don't have an Xbox so I had to get the NES version.
Let me tell you, as much as I love this system, it's just not the same. With just 25 colors (48 color palette) to work with, you'd think they'd use all 25, but it doesn't look like it. I don't think they use all the available sound channels either. This is in sharp contrast with the Xbox, which has more processing power than the onboard computer of Space Shuttle Discovery, or so ... Read More
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