It’s almost too much for my male machismo massacre gene to handle.ĭead Nation (Sony Computer Entertainment America, reviewed for PlayStation 3, rated M for mature, $14.99) Can gamers ingest yet another zombie game? They can when caught up in this affordable top-down killing rampage loaded with nail-biting action.īe it the solo or cooperative campaigns, the player finds himself in control of either Jack McReady or Scarlett Blake as they avoid the infected and escape from various urban environments in this post-apocalyptic universe. Splatterhouse could use a boost from the vocalizations of a Bruce Campbell and is in dire need of screens that load more quickly, a problem that became more excruciatingly painful every time Rick died.Įxtras and unlockables include playing the original 1980s trilogy of games, taking part in a 20-level Survival Arena, and collecting and reassembling photos of a naked Jennifer.
Our hero even can suck the blood from foes to restore health and unleash his Berserker mode to cover surroundings and the screen with gooey red retaliation. Besides the raw power of fists, Rick finds an assortment of weapons, including a cleaver, chain saw, severed limbs and decapitated-head clubs, to use as he confronts unspeakable levels of the doctor’s depravity.
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