Japan Gets Worst Heavy Rain Box Art
Tom Hopkins 14:59, Wednesday 20 January 2010
Following the reveal of the European and US Heavy Rain box art, Japan gets its own cover
And it's not very exciting. At least the UK cover has a kind of arty, symbolic cover with the Origami-folded bird, while the US cover goes for a full on montage, featuring the four main characters.
“Japan gets a submerged face with just the nose sticking out”
Japan meanwhile gets a submerged face with just the nose sticking out of the water. We don't get it. See the covers below. We're currently getting to grips with Quantic Dream's cinematic game-changer - fire up those anticipation levels with our Heavy Rain preview, or check out the new official Heavy Rain website...
The game hits shops on 26 February in the UK.
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