Post by Nester the Lark on May 13, 2007 13:51:19 GMT -5
3PS #26
Resident Evil: Deadly Silence
Developer: Capcom
Publisher: Capcom
System: DS
Campy horror movies provide an experience like no other. It’s fun to get some friends together and riff a bad movie like the pros did on MST3K. Thanks to Capcom, that experience now comes in video game form with Resident Evil: Deadly Silence.
Drive-in totals:
When the original Resident Evil was released in 1996, it was groundbreaking. Unfortunately, it’s long since been surpassed by several follow-ups, including an excellent GameCube remake in 2002, not to mention the fantastic Resident Evil 4 in 2005. Deadly Silence is a recreation of the original game.
You’ll have your choice between a classic mode and a new “Rebirth” mode. The Rebirth mode is a bit more action-oriented and includes some new touch-screen puzzles. Both modes, however, add some of the convenient functionality from later games, including the quick, 180-degree turns, manual reloading, and instant knife use. There’s also a mini-game in which the view switches to a first-person perspective, and you use the touch-screen to slash at zombies and other enemies.
Ah, but what about your friends? Luckily, Deadly Silence includes both competitive and cooperative multiplayer modes over LAN. Just make sure your friends also have copies of the game.
Stay tuned for more on Resident Evil: Deadly Silence right after this message from our sponsor:
The original Resident Evil is considered pretty archaic at this point, so this is definitely one for fans of classic survival-horror games. The Rebirth mode and new touch-screen functionality add some new twists, and the multiplayer modes will let your friends get in on the action. Deadly Silence brings Resident Evil back to the campy horror films that inspired it. It’s so bad, it’s good!
Release Dates
JP: January 2006
US: February 2006
EU, AU: March 2006
Resident Evil: Deadly Silence
Developer: Capcom
Publisher: Capcom
System: DS
Campy horror movies provide an experience like no other. It’s fun to get some friends together and riff a bad movie like the pros did on MST3K. Thanks to Capcom, that experience now comes in video game form with Resident Evil: Deadly Silence.
Drive-in totals:
- Exploding zombie heads
- Giant, venom spewing spiders.
- A human-eating plant
- Genetically created mutants
- A monster with an external heart
- Naked zombies
- A man who wears sunglasses at night
When the original Resident Evil was released in 1996, it was groundbreaking. Unfortunately, it’s long since been surpassed by several follow-ups, including an excellent GameCube remake in 2002, not to mention the fantastic Resident Evil 4 in 2005. Deadly Silence is a recreation of the original game.
You’ll have your choice between a classic mode and a new “Rebirth” mode. The Rebirth mode is a bit more action-oriented and includes some new touch-screen puzzles. Both modes, however, add some of the convenient functionality from later games, including the quick, 180-degree turns, manual reloading, and instant knife use. There’s also a mini-game in which the view switches to a first-person perspective, and you use the touch-screen to slash at zombies and other enemies.
Ah, but what about your friends? Luckily, Deadly Silence includes both competitive and cooperative multiplayer modes over LAN. Just make sure your friends also have copies of the game.
Stay tuned for more on Resident Evil: Deadly Silence right after this message from our sponsor:
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The original Resident Evil is considered pretty archaic at this point, so this is definitely one for fans of classic survival-horror games. The Rebirth mode and new touch-screen functionality add some new twists, and the multiplayer modes will let your friends get in on the action. Deadly Silence brings Resident Evil back to the campy horror films that inspired it. It’s so bad, it’s good!
Release Dates
JP: January 2006
US: February 2006
EU, AU: March 2006