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Deadly Premonition Coming to Xbox 360
When players step into the badge of FBI agent Francis Morgan in Deadly Premonition, they're going to be in for a strange ride. This Xbox 360-exclusive survival horror title hits the system early next year courtesy of publisher Ignition Entertainment and developer Access Games.
Agent Morgan investigates some weird happenings in a rural town and – you guessed it – all hell breaks loose, literally. Blood rains from the skies, zombie-like locals take up arms against you, and a host of other crazy events look to make for a wild ride. The title uses the now-classic over-the-shoulder camera that survival horror godfather Resident Evil made possible, and Deadly Premonition also seems to draw inspiration from Silent Hill as well. Deadly Premonition's creature designs certainly lean towards creepy.
This first look at Deadly Premonition doesn't tell us a lot about the game, but what do you survival horror fans think so far?
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