Steam Greenlight heads to Greenvale with Deadly Premonition: Director’s Cut

Steam Greenlight heads to Greenvale with Deadly Premonition: Director’s Cut

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Console News, Gaming News, PC, Playstation 3, Xbox 360 On: 18 Jul

The surprise cult phenomenon that swept the Xbox 360 and PS3 is finally headed to PC.

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Deadly Premonition: Director’s Cut Review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Console News, Gaming News, Playstation 3, Xbox 360 On: 19 May

Deadly Premonition is a game that’s been described by a lot of people as “so bad it’s good.” While I’m glad that a game as strange as DP has managed to find an audience, I can’t help but feel that the game’s B-movie reputation is unfairly dismissive and reductive: sure, Deadly Premonition has some pretty […]

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Deadly Premonition director SWERY is interested in making episodic games, wants more Japanese open world games

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Gaming News On: 28 Jan

I had the pleasure of briefly chatting with Mr. Hidetaka Suehiro, better known as SWERY, as he promoted the upcoming release of Deadly Premonition: Director’s Cut for PS3 last week, and he gave me some nice hints about the projects that he wants to tackle next, as well as where he thinks the Japanese game […]

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Deadly Premonition: Director’s Cut features new story scenarios, improvements over original

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Console News, Gaming News, Playstation 3 On:

Deadly Premonition is one of gaming’s best underdog stories: the Xbox 360 version of the game was originally released in 2010 with little hype and was quickly dismissed by a few close minded critics, but the game quickly amassed a dedicated cult following thanks to its unique storyline and memorable characters. The game has since […]

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Deadly Premonition headed to American PS3′s in 2013 with a new Director’s Cut

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Gaming News On: 17 Oct

Deadly Premonition was a surprise hit on the Xbox 360 when it originally launched back in 2010: while the game certainly had issues (the camera was problematic and the graphics could’ve been done on a Wii,) it found an audience who appreciated its Twin Peaks-esque strangeness and its unique take on the horror-action genre. Though […]

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5 Good Games That Everyone Assumed Would Be Terrible

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Blog On: 18 Jul

We all do it: we see a game that’s by a company with a bad reputation, or that’s a sequel to something we didn’t like, and we assume it’s a piece of garbage. We mock it or ignore it, and never actually play it. Sometimes this is justified, but sometimes these assumptions cause us to […]

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