I remember the console wars of the early '90s quite well. Those commercials and the ads in magazines, all trying to convince the youths of the world that either Sega or Nintendo was better than its competitor. We were a Nintendo household r...
E3 is less than a month away and we're starting to get news of some big titles that may be getting announced at the expo. While it's been quite some time since new Virtua Fighter and House of the Dead games have come out, I don't think fan...
In 2009, Sega released one of the best third-party games on the Nintendo Wii when House of the Dead: Overkill made its way to stores that February. It was one of two zombie killing games to hit the console that day, and while I do enjo...
Typing of the Dead: Overkill has been getting some support since launch, and the newest DLC to be added to the game is the "Movie Quotes" pack. It's priced at $2.99, which gets you a remixed set of phrases to type from various Hol...
I was over the moon when The Typing of the Dead: Overkill was released, as I totally loved the original Typing of the Dead in concept and play. But maybe the text offerings were a little too vulgar for you and you'd appreciate the game...
To pretty much everyone's surprise, Sega released The Typing of the Dead: Overkill just in time for Halloween. In this sequel of sorts to the infamous Typing of the Dead for the Sega Dreamcast and Arcade, players must put their reflexes and...
The Typing of the Dead has been neglected for long enough. Out of seemingly nowhere, it's back and available on Steam with a new installment, The Typing of the Dead: Overkill. Normally priced at $19.99, if you buy the title before November ...
Adapting light-gun series for use on a touch screen doesn't sound immediately appealing, but I'll try most things once. After all, The House of the Dead: Overkill was enjoyable for what it was back in 2009 on the Wii. Following a more...
Upon first seeing The House of the Dead 4 playing on loop in a hotel nearby GDC 2012 proper, I pondered whether or not I had played the game before. Seeing as how I haven't made any trips to Japan, ever, it quickly became clear that no, I h...
If you're anything like me you don't have any plans for Valentine's Day this year and you also like killing waves of zombies. Those two things aren't normally related whatsoever, but this year Sega is changing that. On Valentine's Day next ...
SEGA's first-person arcade horror shooter series, House of the Dead, is getting more of the HD treatment as the publisher has announced today that the third and fourth installments in the series will be coming to PlayStation Network. House...
The House of the Dead: Overkill is one of my favorite Wii games. Not because it's of the quality of its gameplay or its narrative depth, but because it's one of the most gloriously stupid productions ever committed to disc. From its record-...
Halloween is less than two weeks away and that can only mean one thing: it's time to kick some zombie ass. Dead Rising 2: Off the Record is already upon us, but there's also another zombie slaughter-fest vying for your attention. It's an u...
Yes. A crossbow emporium. A store -- presumably a large one -- which caters solely to the crossbow enthusiast who has a lot of zombies to kill. What a wonderful world that must be. God, how I love the marketing for House of the Dead: Overk...
The nostalgia-fest that is The House of the Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut for PS3 continues with Sega's announcement that the game will support not only Sterescopic 3D on your fancy new display, but also the anaglyphic 3D of which we a...
The new version of SEGA's lightgun zombie shooter House Of The Dead: Overkill has been refused classification in Australia, effectively banning it from sale. "A game banned in Australia? Is it lunch time already?" is probably what you're th...
The House of the Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut will be presenting two all-new levels when it arrives exclusively on PS3. The first of those levels, Naked Terror, has been revealed today for your viewing pleasure. This level takes plac...
I love House of the Dead: Overkill. One has to respect a really shameless bit of entertainment that doesn't care how trashy it is so long as people are having a laugh. Looks like that shamelessness is perfectly preserved in its HD re-relea...
Long game names lead to boring headlines, due to me not having enough words to fit in all the information! There's quite a bit of information to get through, too, since the PlayStation Blog updated with a bunch of new assets and details for...
The previous E3 trailer for SEGA's Rise of Nightmares wasn't very good to say the least, but now there's finally a trailer that shows the actual game. What a world of technological marvels we live in. The trailer shows you that the game is...
Tara Long and I checked out the upcoming House of the Dead: Overkill Extended Cut, coming soon to PlayStation 3. Sporting a lovely visual upgrade with rather impressive use of 3D and the excellent accuracy of the PlayStation Move controlle...
House of the Dead: Overkill is heading to the PlayStation 3 with full Move, 3D support and Sharp Shooter rifle shell support. The once Wii exclusive is getting majorly overhauled and will feature about 60 percent more content. There will be...
Well what do you know? The PlayStation Move was good for something after all! SEGA has announced The House of the Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut, an enhanced version of the hilarious Wii shooter, exclusively for PS3. As well as the ori...
Well unlocked the Cabret Club minigame there in Yakuza 3 remastered and it Not too bothered about it though, I skipped it in Kiwami 2 just because I still have the whole Yakuza main series to play so will come back to it later
I caved and got 3D World/Bowsers Do I just dive in with the new content?! Also was playing Galaxy a bit today - Im coming around to this game a bit more, but its still not my The soundtrack is perfect! Controls are still
If I get Rise, Ill need some Guess Ill reach out here, see if anyone is willing to play w a Im always up for some Doom co-op,
Was kinda expecting those Pokemon remakes to look like Sword/Shield :/
Outriders is pretty Story looks interesting and the powersets between the 4 classes all seem Really dug the trickster and how borderline broken that But Feel stung by games as a service Dont really wanna buy into
My state will finally be under lockdown starting Work wanted me and the intern to take turns at working I said I would work from home, then boss said ok and asked the intern to come everyday, so I said fine I will take turns then
ZB MAN: smoked + sliced beef brisket, provolone, battered onion rings + Sweet Heat BBQ sauce Pretty standard really
Finished FF7 Remake goodish amount of issues with it but overall mostly pretty good was a nice The Kingdom Hearts like extra story bits do feel very Nothing wrong with making changes just you dont need a cringy plot device thing to do it
How you going to give a potato a gender, then take it away?
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