House of the Dead: OVERKILL Extended Cut heading to PS3. Goregasm!
One of Wii's most under-appreciated games is coming with Move and 3D support
Sega has announced a PS3 remake of House of the Dead: Overkill, the grindhouse shoot-em-up formerly only available on Nintendo Wii. This is frankly awesome news, not least because most of the game's few flaws were down to the hardware constraints of the Wii itself. No more blurriness, no more slowdown… look at these screenshots!As if that wasn't enough, there will be new levels, Move support and 3D too. I'm so excited, I might just burst (a zombie head or ten).
In case you missed the game first time round (most did), be prepared for one of the most brilliantly-realised game concepts ever made. The grainy film filter, the deliberate continuity errors and, of course, the potty mouth of Agent Isaac Washington, combine to make this a sublime tribute to low-budget, '70s horror flicks. There will be two new scenarios on top of the six levels from the original game - we're guessing developer Headstrong is making it longer in order to reclaim its Guinness World Record for sweariest game ever made, which was snatched by Mafia II.
Above: Shoot enough zombi... sorry, mutants, and you'll activate 'goregasm' mode
Gary Knight of SEGA said: “The House of the Dead: OVERKILL – Extended Cut on Playstation 3 will send players to the shrieking mad heart of mutant mayhem. This time we went further, faster and bloodier than before. We extended everything, even the title.”Good man.
The game is scheduled for release on October 28 in Europe and October 25 in the US. We're going to be all over this one, but for now just soak in these first screens of the new game and then head over tothis featureand see why you're going to love it.
Above: Look at the new character models! If this runs at 60fps (and it should), it'll be superb
Above: "I'm going amputate your************* head. Guess that makes me a doctor"
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In case you missed the game first time round (most did), be prepared for one of the most brilliantly-realised game concepts ever made. The grainy film filter, the deliberate continuity errors and, of course, the potty mouth of Agent Isaac Washington, combine to make this a sublime tribute to low-budget, '70s horror flicks. There will be two new scenarios on top of the six levels from the original game - we're guessing developer Headstrong is making it longer in order to reclaim its Guinness World Record for sweariest game ever made, which was snatched by Mafia II.
Above: Shoot enough zombi... sorry, mutants, and you'll activate 'goregasm' mode
Gary Knight of SEGA said: “The House of the Dead: OVERKILL – Extended Cut on Playstation 3 will send players to the shrieking mad heart of mutant mayhem. This time we went further, faster and bloodier than before. We extended everything, even the title.”Good man.
The game is scheduled for release on October 28 in Europe and October 25 in the US. We're going to be all over this one, but for now just soak in these first screens of the new game and then head over tothis featureand see why you're going to love it.
Above: Look at the new character models! If this runs at 60fps (and it should), it'll be superb
Above: "I'm going amputate your************* head. Guess that makes me a doctor"
Above: "The bitch is ringing!"
27 May, 2011
Justin was a GamesRadar staffer for 10 years but is now a freelancer, musician and videographer. He's big on retro, Sega and racing games (especially retro Sega racing games) and currently also writes for Play Magazine, Traxion.gg, PC Gamer and TopTenReviews, as well as running his own YouTube channel. Having learned to love all platforms equally after Sega left the hardware industry (sniff), his favourite games include Christmas NiGHTS into Dreams, Zelda BotW, Sea of Thieves, Sega Rally Championship and Treasure Island Dizzy.
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