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The Gamers' Temple: "Deadly Premonition is a mix of flaws and genius at the same time. If you can look past the flaws, you will find a survival horror game that is much different than your average run-of-the-mill survival horror game. It has much more variety than your standard survival horror game and the story is quite deep. Deadly Premonition is the type of game you really have to stick with if you want to see the best it has to offer. From the start of the game, it looks pretty bad overall, but give it a chance and you'll be in for a treat. The game is not perfect, and it's not bad, Deadly Premonition is somewhere in between, but one thing is for sure, it's unlike any other survival horror you have played before."

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If youre looking for traditional reasons to love a game, you wont find them here. Those interested in something different, emotionally involving and personally investing wont be disappointed. Deadly Premonition still stands as a unique experience three years on, even with its flaws. And its always worth putting up with a little bit of pain if the experience is so delicious. Isnt that right, Zach?

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Deadly Premonition is known for its wildly mixed reception with some companies reviewing it highly and others not so high. Deadly Premonition was developed by Access Games and originally released in Japan by Marvelous Entertainment for Xbox 360 and PS3 in 2010. When released in North America and Europe there was no PS3 release.

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"We live in a strange time where objectively terrible products are hailed as entertainment, due to some sort of self-accepting irony. Basically, so bad its good has become a legitimate genre, particularly with films like The Room or anything directed by Uwe Boll. This form of entertainment has also grown popular with videogames, thanks to the Internets collection of comedic streams, from witty Lets Plays to the latest rant by The Angry Videogame Nerd. You would be forgiven for placing Deadly Premonition under this category; originally released for the Xbox 360 under a budget price, anyone could spot the immediate issues from the first glance; the graphics are awful, barely sufficing as a PS2 game, the character animation is stiff, the combat is an uninspired mish-mash between classic Resident Evil and modern Resident Evil, and the enemy designs are absurd to the point of hilarity. Any veteran gamer would instantly write this low-budget title off and call it a day."

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OtakuStudy writes: Appreciation of Deadly Premonition: Directors Cut really comes down to your preferences in a game. If you are after a fantastic psychological horror storyline or even a solid storyline in general than this game might be up your alley. If you are looking for more of a gameplay-oriented title or visually stunning graphics. this may or may not be your cup of tea. Personally, I found Deadly Premonition to be a unique gameplay experience that appealed to my personal preferences, albeit could have used much refining to make it a truly memorable playthrough.

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This week Tom and Phil compare the Xbox One to a Ford Falcon that requires a pogo stick to be used on entry, consider the "soul" of the Tomb Raider reboot, discuss the literary value of Malicious, and make definitive statements about Resistance 3 (the best first person shooter this generation?). Oh, and accidentally speak about Deadly Premonition Director's Cut for almost an hour. Oops.