Quantic Dream's fantastic psychological thriller "Fahrenheit" (or "Indigo Prophecy" in North America) carved out an entirely new niche of video games when it debuted in 2005, ushering in a generation of unique interactive dramas innovating in an industry obsessed with single-minded, stagnant ideas.
Since its stellar release, Quantic Dream has moved on to create "Heavy Rain" for the PlayStation 3, and will bring supernatural drama "Beyond: Two Souls" to life on the same console next year, featuring Ellen Paige.
In the wake of this success, the undersigned believe that an HD remake of "Fahrenheit" would be a fitting revitalisation of a game that deserves continued recognition, one welcomed by veteran fans and newcomers keen to sample Quantic Dream's older creations.
The stories from long-time fans about their first time playing this game are exactly why we started this. Post this link on your social media feeds to ensure Quantic Dream sees the demand for a modern update. Email their press team today to remind them this title still holds a massive audience.
September 29, 2012
The momentum behind this push for an HD remake shows that this game still holds a massive place in our community. Post the link on your personal social media feed and email the developers directly to let them know we are ready for this update.
11 Comments
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Joe
2 years ago
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I loved this game whennit originally released. With todays graphical and control capabilities, a full remake of this game would be a MUST have im my opinion.
It would not only draw in a new audience but make many fans of the original pleased.
Seeing the likes of beyong two souls, detroit become human and the Dark Pictures anthology to name a few, I think this game would shine for todays audience.
M
Maria Oviedo
3 years ago
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This was my very first game of Quantic Dream, and I was thrilled every second of it. I do really wish it gets a remake, or a new chapter of this story.
T
timothy o nichols jr
11 years ago
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rebuild this IP from the ground up; that's the only right way to port it to PS4 !!!!!!!!
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Ben Young
12 years ago
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This game needs a reboot. Not just in terms of an HD texture update, but a full-blown retelling of this story, completely modernized with what Quantic Dreams has learned from later games. It's already very good for what it is, and with the time and resources Quantic has now, it could be incredible.
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Sarah Robinson
14 years ago
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PLEASE BRING THIS TO PS4. Honestly one of my favorite stories ever told in gaming. Need to experience it again with better visuals!!!!
M
Mike McKenzie
14 years ago
Featured
Fahrenheit was way ahead of its time. I still play it every year but it looks so rough on modern tvs. Update the graphics and fix those clunky controls and it would be perfect.
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Alexander
11 years ago
YES!!!
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Stanislav Tiptsov
11 years ago
The first interactive drama. It should live forever!
Quantic Dream's fantastic psychological thriller "Fahrenheit" (or "Indigo Prophecy" in North America) carved out an entirely new niche of video games when it debuted in 2005, ushering in a generation of unique interactive dramas innovating in an industry obsessed with single-minded, stagnant ideas.
Since its stellar release, Quantic Dream has moved on to create "Heavy Rain" for the PlayStation 3, and will bring supernatural drama "Beyond: Two Souls" to life on the same console next year, featuring Ellen Paige.
In the wake of this success, the undersigned believe that an HD remake of "Fahrenheit" would be a fitting revitalisation of a game that deserves continued recognition, one welcomed by veteran fans and newcomers keen to sample Quantic Dream's older creations.
The stories from long-time fans about their first time playing this game are exactly why we started this. Post this link on your social media feeds to ensure Quantic Dream sees the demand for a modern update. Email their press team today to remind them this title still holds a massive audience.
September 29, 2012
The momentum behind this push for an HD remake shows that this game still holds a massive place in our community. Post the link on your personal social media feed and email the developers directly to let them know we are ready for this update.
11 Comments
J
Joe
2 years ago
Featured
I loved this game whennit originally released. With todays graphical and control capabilities, a full remake of this game would be a MUST have im my opinion.
It would not only draw in a new audience but make many fans of the original pleased.
Seeing the likes of beyong two souls, detroit become human and the Dark Pictures anthology to name a few, I think this game would shine for todays audience.
M
Maria Oviedo
3 years ago
Featured
This was my very first game of Quantic Dream, and I was thrilled every second of it. I do really wish it gets a remake, or a new chapter of this story.
T
timothy o nichols jr
11 years ago
Featured
rebuild this IP from the ground up; that's the only right way to port it to PS4 !!!!!!!!
B
Ben Young
12 years ago
Featured
This game needs a reboot. Not just in terms of an HD texture update, but a full-blown retelling of this story, completely modernized with what Quantic Dreams has learned from later games. It's already very good for what it is, and with the time and resources Quantic has now, it could be incredible.
S
Sarah Robinson
14 years ago
Featured
PLEASE BRING THIS TO PS4. Honestly one of my favorite stories ever told in gaming. Need to experience it again with better visuals!!!!
M
Mike McKenzie
14 years ago
Featured
Fahrenheit was way ahead of its time. I still play it every year but it looks so rough on modern tvs. Update the graphics and fix those clunky controls and it would be perfect.
A
Alexander
11 years ago
YES!!!
S
Stanislav Tiptsov
11 years ago
The first interactive drama. It should live forever!
I loved this game whennit originally released. With todays graphical and control capabilities, a full remake of this game would be a MUST have im my opinion. It would not only draw in a new audience but make many fans of the original pleased. Seeing the likes of beyong two souls, detroit become human and the Dark Pictures anthology to name a few, I think this game would shine for todays audience.