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Polygon: "Deadly Premonition: The Director's Cut is built on a shoddy technical foundation, but it's got ambition to spare. Its weirdness reflects and amplifies the underlying mystery, while a host of bizarre characters and the secrets they keep make its problems worth suffering. It may not be the prettiest dog in the show, but it's got heart, and it's one hell of a companion."

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Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes: "There are many great games in the industry but simply creating a great video game doesnt automatically make the title memorable. In fact many stellar games are so run of the mill that they are quickly buried under other titles despite being remarkable in many regards. Only a few games can stick with players in such a way that they remember them in years to come and one of these happened to be Deadly Premonition."

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In this week's episode, the guys talk about Fuse, Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, Monaco, Game Dev Tycoon, Star Trek: The Game, Strike Suit Infinity, StarDrive, The Blitz, Avatar and the Deadly Tomb, The Monastery, Avatars on the Edge, some news and much more.

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To the new or uninitiated, DP: TDC may come off a bit too hokey or corny, but if you embrace the humour and atmosphere youll be treated to one of the most unique experiences to hit home consoles in a very long time.

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The PS3 version is even worse than the nearly three year old X360 version. Deadly Premonition is like a steak. The meat, like the plot, basically has good quality. Unfortunately, the developer has forgotten to throw the meat on the grill and let it go rather bum in front of him. Thus, you get served a raw steak that has exceeded its expiration date by quite a while.

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Deadly Premonition Directors Cut is a game that is out of its mind. It makes up its own rules, puts on many different hats, and goes from freaking you out one moment to making you hold your sides in laughter the next.