“I would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has contributed to urgent patching and to the fans who support Deadly Premonition. I didn’t change the important point of the story of this work, and I was able to make changes only where I wanted to make corrections. He said they had also fixed bugs and flitches and promised to “gradually improve” other issues with the frame rate. “Therefore, I am confident that fans who were worried that ‘this fix may change the essence of the game’ will be reassured.” “The scenario where the problem occurred has been fixed. In his statement, the developer said they had released the first patch of the game. Swery confirmed on Twitter yesterday (21 July) that the game had been updated in a statement translated into English through Google Translate. Some of the dead naming has been removed from Deadly Premonition 2, but problems persist. Last week, the game’s Japanese developer Hidetaka Suehirom, also known as Swery, issued an apology and promised to remove the transphobic material. The character, Lena, was repeatedly misgendered and referred to using her deadname by characters including the protagonist throughout the story. The open-world mystery thriller game came under fire over its treatment of a trans character when it was released earlier this month. The creator of Nintendo Switch game Deadly Premonition 2 has removed some of the game’s transphobic content after fierce backlash from fans.
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