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Deadly Premonitions great characters and crazy story line make it a great game worth playing, the problem is that it isnt very fun to play. If youre willing to look past the lame combat and bad controls you will see a game brimming with charm and wackiness that makes the whole thing worth while.

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The graphics are also inconsistent, looking terrible one second - with its trees often looking like two 2D models glued together - and passable the next, but often saved by the brilliant cinematography. On top of the rough textures, everything has a kind of specular sheen to it, generating some of the shiniest leather jackets ever seen on console. The frame rate is terrible, with walking in open areas looking like its been pre-filmed in stop motion. Everything clips through everything else, with phones clipping through Yorks ear, and at one point his tie even impaled him, sticking out of his back, erect.

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Ken McKown writes: Few games will garner as much controversy from this generation as Deadly Premonition. Mention it amongst a group of gamer friends and you are likely to hear about how awful it is, as well as it being heralded as one of the most incredible experiences ever created. This polarization means one thing; Hidetaka SWERY Suehiro (the games eccentric developer) and his team have done something right. Whether you love or hate the game is irrelevant, what is important is that now US gamers who dont own an Xbox 360 have a chance to check out this unique and outlandish experience.

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In a world full of sequels, prequels, spin-offs, remakes and other copy-paste games, Deadly Premonitions dares to be original and succeeds largely by the strength of its determination to be different.

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Ken McKown writes: Few games will garner as much controversy from this generation as Deadly Premonition. Mention it amongst a group of gamer friends and you are likely to hear about how awful it is, as well as it being heralded as one of the most incredible experiences ever created. This polarization means one thing; Hidetaka SWERY Suehiro (the games eccentric developer) and his team have done something right. Whether you love or hate the game is irrelevant, what is important is that now US gamers who dont own an Xbox 360 have a chance to check out this unique and outlandish experience.

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In a world full of sequels, prequels, spin-offs, remakes and other copy-paste games, Deadly Premonitions dares to be original and succeeds largely by the strength of its determination to be different.

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This week Gamers Heroes talks about zombie bites, Grand Theft Auto V trailers and awful cat jokes. They also break down last weeks release in Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon and show why referential humor isn't always bad. Games Talked About: Grand Theft Auto V Dragon's Dogma DLC Don't Starve Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon Deadly Premonition Directors Cut Topics Talked About: Grand Theft Auto V Trailers Triegway Geese Zombie Bites Aweful Cat Jokes Hot Sauce vs. Mustard 13 Year Old Goes Nuts Over Call of Duty Spies vs Mercs Splinter Cell Blacklist Miiverse Drawings Giraffe Legs vs Horse Legs

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Hardcore: In this week's episode, insight and impressions on our time with Remember Me are given, we talk about Deadly Premonition: Director's Cut and its framerate woes and round it out with some never-before-disclosed hearsay from a laid off employee of EA on how they operate and some dirty little SimCity secrets.

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GS:This Director's Cut fixes a few things and breaks some others, but Deadly Premonition is still a highly flawed, utterly memorable mystery that never stops surprising you.

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GS:This Director's Cut fixes a few things and breaks some others, but Deadly Premonition is still a highly flawed, utterly memorable mystery that never stops surprising you.