Podcasts about deadly premonition director

Grab your vuvuzelas, as we're headed to South Africa to check out some VIDEOGAMES.There's deep dives into Terra Nil and Broforce that come courtesy of Cape Town natives Free Lives Games, but, as ever, so much more.Has Chris really become the only human on the planet who's managed to get Deadly Premonition: Director's Cut running on the Steam Deck?What's Jonathan's favourite shell in recent indie hit Another Crab's Treasure?Has Chris finally beaten all of the Outer Worlds DLC, a cool 2 years late?And what's Jonathan's mobile game du jour this month?-HUGE THANKS to our AMAZING Patreon Subscribers!!Join us all in the O3C Discord server here!Support us either via Patreon or with a one off donation here!Sign up to our newsletter here.Follow us on social media:O3C FacebookO3C Twitter / XO3C InstagramO3C YouTubeO3C TikTokReach out to us individually:Jonathan - Twitter / XChris - Bluesky

First of all, we'd like to thank the amazing yurricanes for working with us to create the featured image for this episode. I think you'll agree that it's an amazing piece of art, and you should definitely check out their work.We'd also like to thank Georgie (aka ChapSketch) for working with Squidge on the episode artwork for the entire New Cupboard of Shame series. Head on over to Georgie's Etsy page to commission some work from her. You really should, as she's blooming brilliant.Remember that you can always get in touch with us on our Facebook page, on Twitter, or with our Contact page. Don't forget to check the chapters tab in your podcatcher. This is a thing we're doing now, so keep an eye open for those.Here's a sample of the full show notes - make sure to click through and check them out.Content WarningSquidge was fully in charge of hosting, producing and editing this episode. As such, he decided to leave the few swears in the episode without bleeping them. This was done for comedy reasons, as we felt that there is very little in the episode which could offend most listeners.Please listen responsibly.Show NotesSquidge wanted to take a shiny new look at The Cupboard of Shame. The difference being that he wanted to invite some familiar voices onto the show, one at a time, and discuss one game that they want to jettison into the Cupboard of Shame. This being the fifth episode in the new series, he invited Andrew "Podcast Collector" Dickinson to dispatch something into the devious - and totally real cupboard - cupboard.As a quick reminder, Squidge describes The Cupboard of Shame as:The idea behind it is games that you have bought in your past, played it, but you don't know why you bought [them] but you did anyway.Any complaints that you have about the game; why you want to stick it in the Cupboard of Shame. We'll talk about the good points and the bad points [of the game], and we'll share some fun facts about the game.- SquidgePrevious Entries into the Cupboard of ShameThe Cupboard of Shame reboot has only seen two entries so far: Chief Problems decided that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim needed to be stored behind the walnut doors of destiny in episode 136 Lulu wanted to jettison Chaos Legion to the nether realms of the electronically challenged cupboard in episode 138 Sean wanted to yeet Risk of Rain 2 into the underbelly of the cupboard in episode 139 Ginger wished to send Final Fantasy X-2 into the depths of cheap MDF that is the cupboard in episode 140 AndrewD was on the fence about Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days and whether it should have been in the Cupboard of Shame, in episode 141 Prior to the Cupboard of Shame reboot, Squidge had challenged both G and himself to put some titles into the Cupboard of Shame. The titles that they chose include: Iron Man the Movie Video Game WET Rambo: The Video Game Crackdown Final Fantasy XIII You can hear their discussion on these games (and a few more) in episode 47: The Cupboard of Shame - here's a link to that episode. All of the "classic" Cupboard of Shame episodes - aka before Squidge's 2022 sexy reboot - can be found here.JonnyG's Chosen GameAnd Squidge got directly into the topic of discussion: which game would you like to put into the Cupboard of Shame:The game that I would like to put into the Cupboard of Shame is called "Deadly Premonition", alternately "Deadly Premonition Director's Cut", or more recently "Deadly Premonition: Origins"- JonnyGEven though JonnyG already owned Deadly Premonition, he was suckered into buying one of the other two releases of it. This happening to JonnyG is such a regular occurrence that his friends call it "pulling a Jonny."And before long, the first tangent of the episode was in play:Before we actually owned a Playstation, we went and rented one from the game shop down the street.We rented the Playstation, we rented Final Fantasy VII. We did not know that you had to provide your own memory card.I played Final Fantasy VII for two and half days without turning the machine off, and I got to a point where you were only allowed to put one fighter in, and forgot to give him cure magic.And it was all gone.- JonnyGWe all need to take a moment to press F on our keyboards and pay our respects to young JonnyG.Sponsor MessageThe Infinite hallway has been closed.It took a year for an unlikely trio to manage to seal dozens of holes in the fabric of reality. But I can see the Threads of Fate. I know there is more in store for them in this world. And in another.I see Kira Ashwood, the journalist who still bears the scars from her cult days, rising in great and terrible power. I see the supernatural social outcast Mark Clayton, his ability is expanding and evolving, growing without limit. Without explanation. I see the one they've yet to meet: a sorceress from between worlds, yet drawn to power and burdened by legacy. I see the extra normal investigator Casey Davis. But for the moment, I am one of the few who does.I can see what's next. I can see it all unfolding each chosen path. How does it end? Even I don't know for sure. Join us on the monsters playbook.The Monster's Playbook is an actual play Monster of the Week podcast with new episodes released every other Tuesday. Come check us out on Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts.What's So Bad About it?Any discussion of a bad game needs to cover what's so bad about the game. So Squidge asked, “what's so bad about this game?” before visibly recoiling. Whilst there's a lot to say about this game, JonnyG covers the majority of his problems with it in six very short sentences:It's bafflingly difficult to play. Not like it's hard or the challenges are strange. But it's like, the moment to moment interactions are incredibly clunky. Like, you run extremely slowly.It has a lot of square-footage and not a lot of things to do. So if you're at the Diner, and you have to the police station, that's in-game miles away; and the car they give you only goes 45 miles an hour.- JonnyGThe main character takes warnings about the case he's working on from his morning coffee and speaks to someone called Zach - someone who is never on screen, and you never meet - spoilers notwithstanding.Squidge describes the game like this (quoting a friend of his):It's kind of like The X-Files meets a psychological horror from Japan. But it's also filmed like a quirky buddy cop TV show ... from Japan; where one person (the main character) clearly needs medication, but is not receiving it.- SquidgeAnd need we talk about the search for Sylvester ... the free-weight?Full Show NotesMake sure to check out the full show notes for more discussion on the points we raise, some extra meta-analysis, and some links to related things.What have you been playing recently? Do you agree with the anonymous review that Chief read during this episode? What would you take with you to the Thunder Plains?Let us know on Twitter, Facebook, leave a comment on the show notes or try our brand new contact page.LinksHere are some links to some of the things we discussed in this episode: Support us on Ko-Fi Our Facebook page Us on Twitter Georgie's (aka ChapSketch) links: Instagram Etsy The Cupboard of Shame series The Monster's Playbook podcast And have you left us a rating or review? 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It's our horror special where we talk about our favorite (and most recent) horror gaming experiences including games like Cursed Mountain, the Alan Wakes, Condemned, Rule of Rose, Left 4 Dead 2 and an Australian-exclusive (at least for the next few days)... impressions of Deadly Premonition: Director's Cut. We also landed an interview with a horror gaming expert.

In this week’s TMA, Tom and Mat discuss in the most formal of ways, Nintendo’s decision not to have a press conference at E3, the games they’ve been playing and bought, with an in depth look at Thomas was Alone and Deadly Premonition Director’s Cut. Download it here. Find us on:- Twitter – TMACast Facebook – /TomandMatAttack … Continue reading Tom + Mat Attack 003 – Thomas Is Not Alone →

Deadly Premonition is one of those infamous cult classic games. You hear about it, but don’t quite get what it is unless you’ve actually played it. If you haven’t yet, here’s the first official trailer for Rising Star Games’ PS3 special edition of the Twin Peaks-inspired title. The post Deadly Premonition: Director’s Cut first trailer appeared first on Hey Poor Player.

On Episode 126, we discuss: my endeavor into a live showing of WWE Monday Night Raw, the whoring of Sonic, Deadly Premonition Director’s Cut, news, your questions, and much more that will remain a surprise. You know what they say, “the best things in life are the surprises,” I don’t know if that’s an actual […]

Featuring: Michael "Boston" Hannon and John "Knobs" Knoblach Running Time: 56:17 Music: Mega Man 9 This week we chat about Monday Night Game Night, Lumines Symphony, Borderlands 2, Xcom Enemy Unknown (demo), Asura’s Wrath, Borderlands 2 (again), Hell Yeah!, Tales Of the Abyss, and Dead Or Alive 5 (which also has a special segment all the way at the end of the episode). GG XX AC+ coming to the US soon! Deadly Premonition Director’s Cut also coming to the US, Zach. And Anarchy Reigns will probably leave Japan soon (hopefully)

Episode 117: we discuss: 8 bit games making a comeback, Witcher 2 on Mac, no more Shepard, GOG, what we’ve been playing,  007 Legends, Deadly Premonition Director’s Cut, Halo 4 live action trailer, and much more on this action packed episode of Bloody Thumbs! Enjoy, comment and most importantly spread the word   Episode 117 […]

Featuring: Michael "Boston" Hannon and John "Knobs" Knoblach Running Time: 2:35:32 Music: Metroid We’re a little light this week on the number of games we chat about, but we spend tons of time talking about SSX, Mass Effect 3, and Risk Factions. New SimCity announced for 2013 Dead or Alive 5 release date announced along with its special character Street Fighter X Tekken infuriates us with its incredible amount of on-disc DLC SWERY working on a Deadly Premonition: Director’s Cut for PS3 Valve not really making a console, but kind of is right now