Deadly Premonition is an episodic whodunit murder ... Admittedly there have been a couple of optional extras tacked onto the PS3 version, namely support for both stereoscopic 3D and PS Move ...

Deadly Premonition, the popular PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 title, is getting a re-release for the PS3. This new release of the game promises to include better graphics and PlayStation Move support, ...

you'll also receive a DLC voucher along with your copy of Deadly Premonition: The Director's Cut for PS3, so you won't miss an ounce of the fun. Deal or no deal? (Deal was the correct answer.) ...

The winner of GameSpot's 2010 Most Surprisingly Good Game is getting a Director's Cut. Deadly Premonition, which arrived in the West over two years ago, is being updated with new content ...

Platform(s) PS3, Switch, Xbox 360 ... Set in the fictional rural town of Greenvale, Washington, Deadly Premonition focuses on the story of an FBI agent by the name of Francis York Morgan.

Deadly Permonition is the cult open world psychological horror game which has become most noted for its bizarre and querky sense of humor. You play as York an FBI agent who has come to the town of ...

Deadly Premonition, inspired by Twin Peaks, challenges players as FBI agent York in a divisive story with oddball characters. Heavy Rain is a dark, choice-driven narrative with an FBI agent ...

On February 23rd the horror/action Xbox 360 exclusive Deadly Premonition hits the market, and we’ve got a look at two more of the game’s mysterious inhabitants for you – The Ingram Twins ...

Now that Deadly Premonition is on the PlayStation 3, new players get to delight in this so-called director's cut, though there's nothing dramatically improved in this upscaled port. You get a ...

Thursday 12th August 2010: Rising Star Games has announced it will be publishing the infamous Xbox 360 game Deadly Premonition in PAL territories, with the survival horror game slated for an ...

If there were such a thing as video game outsider art, Deadly Premonition would be it. Hidetaka "Swery" Suehiro's 2010 horror mystery is naïve, ugly, overreaching and often tedious to play.