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We love Suda51. His games have provided us with so much pleasure over the years. From Killer 7, to No More Heroes to Lollypop Chainsaw, and everything in between, there has been so much entertainment to be had. Really, REALLY specifically odd entertainment.<\/p>\n
There really is nothing quite like a Suda game. I always looked at him as the Quentin Tarantino of the videogame world, except he never quite made it into the mainstream. Not that there\u2019s anything wrong with that. It\u2019s probably because of that, that his games are known as having a very specific sort of style to them.<\/p>\n
Equal parts quality and outright jank, his games tend to stick with you. More impressive, still, is that each game is just different. Even sequels to games he\u2019s already made are different from each other. Suda51 loves to keep players guessing. If there is one thing that is consistent about Suda, it\u2019s how inconsistent he is\u2014in a good way.<\/p>\n
That brings us to a little gem of a game called Let It Die. If I had to boil it down to its most basic, it\u2019s pretty much Suda\u2019s take on Dark Souls. And boy oh boy, is it a doozy! We went into this blind pretty much, and what followed is the closest thing I\u2019ve ever experienced to an acid trip. Panda even woke up the next day face down, bare assed naked in Venezuela. Again.<\/p>\n
And we loved every second of it. Also, the ending of this one was probably one of our favorite single moments we have ever filmed. PERIOD.<\/p>\n
Irony is a bitch XD<\/p>\n