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Restricted to persons 18 years and over.
NOTE: Graphic Violence & Offensive language
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If you always dreamed about light gun arcade cabinet in your garage this is second best thing =)
Plays very smooth and surprisingly precise with psmove and sharshooter attachment. Very little lag, similar to one you get in arcades, reload action on sharshooter adds extra flavor.
Game itself is a new record holder for amount of word ‘f***’ used in video game, not for everyone taste I suppose..
In my honest opinion, I don't think this game is worth $80 as advertised.
Even though I got this game a lot cheaper through daily deals (and am
A big fan of zombies) I was pretty disappointed. Game started to get a bit
boring and repetitive, I didn't like how you couldn't control the character on
screen , and all the swearing through out the game seemed to be what they used
to compromise the game.
However, the way it was set out looks pretty cool all the main menu and some cool songs to Match the game nicely. Also, multiplayer in the story mode and mini games was cool for a Change.
Overall, I don't think this is the best zombie game out there, but I mean what's not to love about blasting zombies heads off :)
A fun game to play works well with the move gun making it alot more fun. Not for the young. Recommend. Thanks
The House of the Dead: OVERKILL comes to the PS3 in this exclusive Extended Cut, with an avalanche of new content including brand new levels, weapons, mutants and more. Experience over-the-top mutant blasting madness with your PlayStation Move motion controller, all in stunning 3D and remastered HD graphics.
Back when the famous Agent G was still fresh out of the academy, he teamed up with hard-boiled bad-ass cop Washington and a lone stripper Varla Guns to investigate stories of mysterious disappearances in small-town Louisiana. Little did they know what blood-soaked mutant horror would await them in the streets and swamps of Bayou City…
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Review by IGN
“House of the Dead: Overkill – Extended Cut is one of the best reasons to own a PlayStation Move in months, but that's more a reflection of the weak Move lineup than the game being anything other than a solid light-gun shooter… Still, let's not overlook what the game gets right. The grindhouse treatment is cool, collectables dot the background of every level, and who doesn't love blasting limbs off psycho clowns with a couch co-op friend?”
IGN RATINGS FOR THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD: OVERKILL – EXTENDED CUT (PS3)
8.0 Presentation
The grindhouse vibe rocks with its film filter and love of gore. Sometimes, the
language can go too far and the story is nonsensical, but that's part of the
exploitation deal.
7.0 Graphics
The levels and action look good, but the characters in cutscenes have hair
cutting through shoulders and lip sync issues.
7.5 Sound
The ‘70s soundtrack is spot-on. Voice acting is stiff, but that’s part of
the grindhouse experience the developers are pushing.
8.0 Gameplay
Responsive shooting satisfies and entertains. The challenge could be increased,
but blowing off heads and trying to nab every collectable kept me on my toes.
7.5 Lasting Appeal
The nine levels shouldn't take more than a few hours to run through. There are
secrets to double back for and a new mode that unlocks, but none of it is
amazing. Just more things to shoot.
7.5
OVERALL
Good
(out of 10)
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