SWERY’s “D4” Coming This Year, Will Support Non-Kinect Controls

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Hidetaka “SWERY” Suehiros’s Xbox One exclusive, D4 (Dark Dreams Don’t Die), is still slated for a 2014 release, Siliconera learnt at E3.

 

The game will have three or four episodes in Season One, which will be released as a digital download this year.

 

While D4 uses Kinect, it can also be played with a controller for those that buy the $399 Xbox One without Kinect.


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