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Drakengard 3 director Taro Yoko has discusses why his series has included a string of rather controversial topics and themes – including incest – in a new, rare interview.

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Rising Star has confirmed an April 30 US release date for Deadly Premonition: The Director’s Cut. The PlayStation 3 port includes improved controls, polished visuals, extra content and DLC support. Pre-ordering from participating retailers will result in some fancy downloadable bonuses. The Access Games classic arrives in Europe on April 26.

Square Enix has released a small number of concept artworks along with higher resolution versions of the Drakengard 3 screens seen yesterday, so now you can complain about the graphics in even greater detail while I blissfully ignore you.

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US publisher Rising Star Games has opened a website for Deadly Premonition: The Director’s Cut, which arrives on PlayStation 3 in late April. That would normally be the end of the article, but fans probably want to check out the PR message below the cut.

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Get through the break immediately and gaze with wheezing lust at these blood-spattered first screenshots from Drakengard 3.

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Drakengard 3 is coming, according to reports out of Japan. I’m caught between piling salt on and swallowing my own face in excitement.

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Deadly Premonition: The Director’s Cut will probably be the only port the former Xbox 360 exclusive receives, as creator Hidetaka “Swery” Suehiro is ready to move on.

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Deadly Premonition: The Director’s Cut has produced a new batch of screenshots showing off the touched-up graphics. I’d happily post them for you, but quite a lot of them show dialogue or just York driving around, so visit Siliconera to check them out while I watch some paint dry over here; it’s very important. Deadly Premonition: The Director’s Cut is much more interesting than it looks here, and arrives on PlayStation 3 in April.

Deadly Premonition creator Hidetaka “Swery” Suehiro has said he may not make a direct sequel to the cult favourite but he will do “something” with the property.

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Deadly Premonition creators Yasuhiro Wada, Tomio Kanazawa and Hidetaka “Swery” Suehiro have more than one horror game in the works, and at least one of them is grotesque enough to elicit a shocked reaction from Wada himself.

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Deadly Premonition is frequently written off as a weird Japanese game by non-aficionados, but it was developed with major input from international advisors, creator Hidetaka “Swery” Suehiro has revealed.

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Here’s a Japanese -language trailer for Lord of Apocalypse, a Vita launch title from Deadly Premonition developer Access Games and sequel to Lord of Arcana. Be introduced to a number of typically hairstyled JRPG characters and baffled by their incomprehensible descriptions. No Western release has been announced, but the clamour for Hidetaka “Swery” Suehiro may bring it to our fetéd shores.

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Square Enix’s Lord of Apocalypse, a successor to Lord of Arcana, is in development from Access Games with Deadly Premonition designer Hidetaka Suehiro signed on to direct, it has been announced. The game, announced just before TGS will be made available for PSP and Vita on December 17 in Japan. It has not been announced for release in North America or Europe. The video is posted below, just in case you haven’t seen it yet. Thanks, Siliconera.

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Hidetaka ‘Swery’ Suehiro has said he has plans to expand Deadly Premonition into a series in addition to current, unrelated projects.

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New lectures on Deadly Premonition, Rock Band 3, Toy Story3 have been added to the Game Developers Conference schedule.

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Rising Star Games has announced it publish Marvelous Entertainment’s Xbox 360-exclusive horror title Deadly Premonition in PAL territories this fall.

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Ignition and Marvelous Entertainment announced today a new survival-horror game for Xbox 360 titled Deadly Premonition.

The game puts players in the role of FBI Agent Francis York Morgan, who’s trying to solve mysteries while investigating a series of murders in a rural and spooky town called Greenvale.

It’s slated for a spring 2010 release, and you can view the teaser trailer on the official website.

Full PR below the break.

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