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Deadly Premonition Could Come to PC

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The entrancingly bizarre Deadly Premonition may finally make its way to PC, following a Director’s Cut re-release on PS3 earlier this year.

Publisher Rising Star Games has made the game available to vote for on Steam Greenlight, giving potential players the chance to decide the game’s fate. It promises better graphics, a new scene from Swery65 (Deadly Premonition’s creator), new bonus DLC and Achievements/Steam Trading Cards over the recent PS3 Director’s Cut.

If you haven’t tried Deadly Premonition yet, looks like they’re just going to keep releasing it until you do. And you should – it’s the kind of game that just doesn’t get made anymore, the deeply flawed and deeply fascinating product of one man’s vision. Wouldn’t you say so, Zach?

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Source: FULL ARTICLE at IGN Video Games

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Sony Partners Up for New Exclusives & No Single Player DLC for Tomb Raider

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That’s right, the special edition BioShock Infinite Xbox 360 is still up for grabs and today’s keyword for it is…you know I actually can’t say, you have to watch The Fix to find out. As for today’s headlines, if you were expecting more Tomb Raider goodness to arrive in the future, looks like Crystal Dynamics might have some bad news for you. On the brighter side of things, Sony has partnered up with a new development studio to bring you more games, so there’s that. Yay! All is well in the world.

Square Enix has confirmed that the Director’s Cut of Deus Ex: Human Revolution will be released exclusively on the Wii U.

There are currently no plans for Tomb Raider single player DLC according to Crystal Dynamic‘s global brand manager.

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Source: FULL ARTICLE at IGN Video Games

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Deus Ex: Human Revolution Confirmed For Wii U

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UPDATE: Square Enix has confirmed that the Director’s Cut of Deus Ex: Human Revolution will be released exclusively on the Wii U.

No firm release date has been given, but the Director’s Cut is slated to utilise the GamePad for touch-screen hacking, interactive map editing, augmented sniping, grenade throwbacks and other neural hub enhancements. The version will also include developer commentaries and in-game guides.

Tongs’ Rescue mission and the Missing Link chapter will both be integrated into the game, while overhauled boss fights, tweaks to combat, balance and AI, and visual improvements are also part of the package.

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Source: FULL ARTICLE at IGN Video Games

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Amazon Lists Deus Ex: Human Revolution on Wii U

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It’s looking increasingly likely that an updated version of Deus Ex: Human Revolution is destined to appear on Wii U; Amazon has become the latest source to suggest a Director’s Cut of the game is headed to Nintendo’s console.

A listing on the retail site claims the game will be coming to North America on May 7 for $49.99, with the Wii U GamePad being used to explore Jensen’s ‘Neural Hub‘.

The product description explains, “Tap into the Wii U’s GamePad true potential: Adam Jensen‘s newest augmentation, the Neural Hub, offers an immersive and empowering experience, right at the tips of your fingers.” It also states that this version of the game will enjoy a “multitude of improvements, features and additional content.”

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Source: FULL ARTICLE at IGN Video Games

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Deadly Premonition Brings the Weird to PlayStation 3

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2010’s low-budget, bargain-priced, beyond-bizarre Deadly Premonition is finally heading to the PlayStation 3 in Director’s Cut form. For PS3 owners unfamiliar with the cult hit, here’s the Cliff’s Notes recap: The one-time 360 exclusive is an open-world murder mystery/ survival horror hybrid set in a Twin Peaks-like town; an eccentric FBI suit chats-up quirky townsfolk, gathers clues, combats shadowy ghouls, and argues the merits of DVD movie extras with an imaginary friend named Zach.

None of this, however, is as strange as its critical reception. It earned a 2/10 on IGN, while other scores hit as high as 100 on Metacritic. While many critics couldn’t look past its lackluster production values and clunky gameplay, its campy charm captivated others. With Deadly Premonition: The Director’s Cut, developer Access Games is aiming to add to that latter group by fixing what alienated the average gamer, while retaining the alluring weirdness that clicked with its modest, albeit rabid following.

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Source: FULL ARTICLE at IGN Video Games