Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise launches on July 10th for the Nintendo Switch. Check out the new trailer below:[prebreak]1[/prebreak]

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Deadly Premonition 2 Official Site

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[DANTENDO]

Gameplay looks good

 

[Foxi4]

I'm so excited. This will be a glorious trash fire.

 

[Reploid]

Oh, I remember the original. Poorly made, pretty ugly, bad controls, pretentious AF. But twin peaks dig it for some reason.

 

[Deleted User]

the publisher's probably gonna release it a few days earlier like with cooking mama and invisible

 

[Germania]

Awesome, I cannot wait to play it. I really loved the original one. It was trashy, I immediatly knew who the villian was, but it was still a darn great experience.

 

[Foxi4]

Oh, I remember the original. Poorly made, pretty ugly, bad controls, pretentious AF. But twin peaks dig it for some reason.

You just mentioned all the reasons why it was so great. There's a level of incompetence that goes past the point of being insufferable where it loops back into brilliance. Bushes are rocks all day everyday, Deadly Premonition is a masterpiece of bad.

 

[eriol33]

I hope it's no longer skip the gameplay enjoy the story game. The ending was the most depressing experience I had since persona 3

 

[CrossOut]

The bar and dog theme songs are very catchy songs from the original haha. I hope there will be some funny songs in this one as well, right Zack?

 

[J-Machine]

The original was the room of video games. this will be glorious

 

[xatzimi]

Good time to ask: which version of the first game is best to play? I'm vaguely familiar with some of the differences. PS3 director's cut adds some things that aren't in the Switch version. Did Swery decide those features were unnecessary and kept them out of the Switch port, or do they make good additions?

 

[guisadop]

hopefully it'll get released on PS4 or PC later, the first game was really fun

 

[Jonnysert]

This reminds me of another franchise that took 10 years to release a sequel. Kurt Russell plays the role of Snake Pliskin in these two movies separated by 15 years. Directed by John Carpenter, you remember what they were, Zach? That's right. Escape from New York and Escape from LA. John Carpenter also directed The Thing which was based on a film with a similar title from 1951. As fate would have it, a prequel to John Carpenter's 1982 version of The Thing would be released in 2011. Do you see it, Zach? 30 years in between each movie. Life is full of little surprises isn't it?