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The most important and best thing about Deadly Premonition is the magnificent story that it tells. It quickly becomes clear that the whole scenario is very much reminiscent of Twin Peaks and there are also great dialogues between individuals which will captivate the player at all times. The mix of horror and trash is sold very well here. But unfortunately the lousy control and not really well-done appearance may make or break the game for some.

Added: 24.05.2013 19:17 | 0 views | 0 comments


The first of many DLC packs for Deadly Premonition: Directors Cut have arrived on EU PSN. The packs releasing are for both suits for York and new vehicles. The Espresso and Field Ops suits will be sold for £1.49 (roughly $2), and the Suit Up and Transporter packs will be sold for £3.99, each. These four DLC packs will be available on the North American PSN on June 4th.

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Digitally Downloaded writes "I get why there are critics and gamers out there that could not get into Deadly Premonition. However, by the same token this game exposes exactly why game critics and gamers in general need to stop pretending the only way a game can be worth playing is if it is "fun." Games, like film and literature, can be engaging in any number of reasons, and Deadly Premonition is an example of a game that is engaging because it is intelligent and it asks its players to be intelligent while they're playing it."

Added: 23.05.2013 22:17 | 7 views | 0 comments


It's no secret that Deadly Premonition looks and feels like a PS2 game. It handles like Resident Evil multiplied by FRUSTRATION and the dirge of a screen that appears every time you pick up an item is grating, yes. In fact, the entire survival horror aspect of the game, could be done without. Yes, the enemies are repetitive and yes, killing them is a chore. But it's a small price to pay for the rest of the experience. Because that's what it is.

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Deadly Premonition: The Directors Cut is anything but an improvement on the game. Technically poorer, content that perhaps should have remained cut and serious performance issues hamper what is otherwise a bit of a cult classic. There is absolutely no need to subject yourself to a game ported this badly, so if you absolutely must experience this game, get it on the X-Box 360. The cut content wont be missed, and youll enjoy a far less rocky ride throughout. Zach cant help save this version from an unceremonious demise

Added: 23.05.2013 15:18 | 9 views | 0 comments


Deadly Premonition: The Directors Cut takes players into a world both laughable and frightening at the same time. Each element of the game may not be original, but its how director Swery puts them all together that makes Deadly Premonition so unforgettable.