Suda speaks part 2: Shadows of the Damned hot damn

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In part two of our talk with Suda51, we discuss Shadows of the Damned, and what makes it different from his other games. There is a lot of stuff here that even the most die hard Suda fan probably isn’t aware of. For instance, did you know that Shadows of the Damned was inspired by the Jim Jarmusch film Stranger than Paradise?

Didn’t think so.

We also talk a bit about Suda51, and his partner on Shadows of the Damned, Shinji Mikami. Which one is more like Batman, and which one is more like Superman? There is only one way to find out.

Suda speaks part 1


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