IGN: It's hard to demo a scary game at E3, which is where Condemned was debuted. The show is loud, busy, and too distracting for a game of this nature. What kinds of scary elements or twists can you reveal to us that won't ruin the game for potential buyers, but that will give a sense of this game's potential to scare, shock or disarm potential buyers?
Dave: Atmosphere, atmosphere, atmosphere
We're focused on what I refer to as the three types of horror: A. Shock -- those standard clichéd moments that gets you every time when something suddenly jumps out at you. B. Tension -- You know they're around but you don't know where. That anticipation when you know it is coming -- but you don't know what -- and you don't know when
And C. Psychological -- You, the player, will find bizarre hallucinations, strange visions occurring and you won't know if they are real or just in the player's head.
