D4, the noir adventure from Deadly Premonition creator Hidetaka 'Swery65' Suehiro, is exclusive to Xbox One. As part of that arrangement, it will be taking advantage of the new Kinect, and we've ...

If you've played any of the original games of Hidetaka "Swery" Suehiro and his Access studio before, you'll know they can have a tendency to be a little odd. That much was clear as far back as Spy ...

Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. From the demonstration given to me by Swery at TGS, D4 is best understood as an adventure game that exploits the ...

Although Kinect is bundled with every Xbox One, Microsoft hasn't made a very compelling argument for how it will benefit gamers. Sure, Kinect voice commands have the potential to be cool, but where ...

Those holding out for a PS4 release of the upcoming D4 will be disappointed, as it has been confirmed as an Xbox One exclusive. The main reason is the Xbox One's Kinect, which developer Swery65 says ...

D4 creator Hidetaka 'Swerty65' Suehiro has discussed the creation of his Xbox One debut in a new interview, and has dropped some interesting nuggets regarding gameplay, plot and the potential for ...

D4 Director Hidetaka "Swery" Suehiro recently shared his thoughts on developing for the Kinect, voicing some strong opinions about how he believes developers need to challenge themselves to create ...

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The only real experience I’ve ever enjoyed with Kinect has come in the form of Dance Central. I’ve tried a few other things at various events, but they’ve never really worked well enough or used ...

D4 - or 'Dark Dreams Don't Die' - is the Xbox One debut of Deadly Premonition creator Swery65 and Access Games. The title was revealed at E3 last month, but the developer has shed new light on the ...

D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die is a surprisingly layered, dense game – especially for a linear, point-and-click adventure about a man with a bullet in his forehead and the ability to travel through time.