Zero Punctuation: D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die

[SmallHatLogan]

D alliteration didn't last the entire episode. 0/10. Would not watch again.

But seriously that was quite impressive. I enjoyed it a lot more than the limerick review (Wolfenstein?), which was well crafted, I just wasn't really into it.

Speaking of weird American TV pushed through a Japanese filter, I could totally see the Twin Peaks working as an anime. The murder mystery and Lynchian insanity combined with the day to day soap opera stuff seems pretty anime to me. Kind of like Persona 4.

 

[GamemasterAnthony]

Would it be safe to say that this review just gave us the D? Or that this game just GETS a D?

Ugh...stamina meters. Bad enough they exist in mystery dungeon games, why the drek is one needed in a mystery?

 

[Trishbot]

I just want to know if it's a sequel to the game D2!

And if so, what happened to D3?

 

[Daedrin]

As always, alliteration amicably ameliorates articulation. Asshole.

 

[Miral]

I was happy to see it end with the ditty. No better way to do it.

*clap* *clap* *clap*

Yahtzee just worked the letter 'D' harder than a stripper pole on thursday night.

Well, he's always allegedly liked the D...

 

[Gottesstrafe]

So, it's Shadows of Destiny by way of Alan Wake, inspired by the thought of Suda 51 hypothetically making a Davide Cage game? That actually sounds pretty interesting on paper. Like a japanese company that wants to do Telltale games with fighty bits ripped from Yakuza and an aesthetic inspired by Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. Or United Front Games expanding the concept and game play of Sleeping Dogs out of Hong Kong while binge watching Guy Ritchie movies for plot points and character concepts.

 

[UM536]

I like following the careers of wierd game dev personalities. I kinda want swery to be involved in more stuff just so his ZP figure can make another apperance.

 

[mistwolf]

I have the sudden urge to watch D for Dentata. Err. V for Vendetta. Though D for Dentata sounds like a great schlock horror movie!