So it is October. A buddy of mine is doing 30 horror movies and showing one a day. Pretty fun.
Got me thinking that i should play as many horror games as i have time for. Not that i'm going to cover a huge amount of games (as i have little free time), but here is what i've been playing...
house of the dead series WII
Left 4 dead 360
dead space extraction WII
Resident evil GC
resident evil 5 (co-op with a buddy of mine) 360
F.E.A.R. 360
When i hit a roadblock with resident evil (as i always do) and get through DS extraction (trying to savor it) I have a couple of games 'on deck.'
Another playthrough of dead space 360
The thing PS2
Splatterhouse MAME
zombies ate my neighbors SNES
Maybe some castlevania SOTN if i have time before halloween.
Any of you guys playing horror games all month long? Any other suggestions for me to try out? I was thinking of hitting ebay and maybe trying to find a copy of D for the saturn.
october means a month of horror games
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Just finished getting 100% trophies for Deadspace. Awesome game. I have Silent Hill 4, and origins to get through, as well as the entire fatal frame series. I think I'll try to finish a few of them this month. Maybe spend halloween playing through fatal frame with some friends.
Also curious about The Thing. I've heard it's pretty good and I've seen a few intriguing videos on youtube that made a game out of the fear mechanic and your "squad"? There are always a couple of xbox copies for like 5 bucks at a local pawnshop.
Also curious about The Thing. I've heard it's pretty good and I've seen a few intriguing videos on youtube that made a game out of the fear mechanic and your "squad"? There are always a couple of xbox copies for like 5 bucks at a local pawnshop.
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I am playing Dead Rising for the first time and might play some RE as part of the together retro stuff, but I have a big backlog I am trying to work through right now...
I will make a point to watch around a dozen horror movies or so this month. I really don't care for Halloween (or many other holidays!), but I do like that it gives me an excuse to focus on a genre that I really like and to find other people that normally shun it (like my wife) who are willing to give it a go in the spirit of the season.
I will make a point to watch around a dozen horror movies or so this month. I really don't care for Halloween (or many other holidays!), but I do like that it gives me an excuse to focus on a genre that I really like and to find other people that normally shun it (like my wife) who are willing to give it a go in the spirit of the season.
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Halloween is my second favorite holiday, I already have the house decorated. I'll probably play RE 4 and Eternal Darkness:Sanity's Requiem.
But October is equally important for baseball. I'll be playing lots of MVP 2005 on the PC.
But October is equally important for baseball. I'll be playing lots of MVP 2005 on the PC.
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If you haven't played it, I suggest the original "Alone in the Dark."nickfil wrote:Any other suggestions for me to try out? I was thinking of hitting ebay and maybe trying to find a copy of D for the saturn.
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I mostly only watch horror films to begin with. 
But gamewise I'd recommend--
A Nightmare On Elm Street (NES)
Friday The 13th (NES)
Splatterhouse: Wanpaku Grafiti (NES)
Evil Dead(s) (various)
and to the poster who mentioned The Thing, I have played the PS2 version. Good RE-style clone based on a great film. The concept of "trust" within your team is very innovative and tense.
But gamewise I'd recommend--
A Nightmare On Elm Street (NES)
Friday The 13th (NES)
Splatterhouse: Wanpaku Grafiti (NES)
Evil Dead(s) (various)
and to the poster who mentioned The Thing, I have played the PS2 version. Good RE-style clone based on a great film. The concept of "trust" within your team is very innovative and tense.
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Eternal Darkness for the "crube".nickfil wrote:
Any of you guys playing horror games all month long? Any other suggestions for me to try out? I was thinking of hitting ebay and maybe trying to find a copy of D for the saturn.
Nightmare creatures two DC
D-2 DC
Pretty much any Evil Dead game
Batman:Dark tomorrow on xbox
edit* Shame on me, I forgot Doom3, preferably on the PC.
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You would seriously recommend these? Are you trying to traumatize the guy on purpose?noiseredux wrote:
But gamewise I'd recommend--
A Nightmare On Elm Street (NES)
Friday The 13th (NES)
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Luke wrote:You would seriously recommend these? Are you trying to traumatize the guy on purpose?noiseredux wrote:
But gamewise I'd recommend--
A Nightmare On Elm Street (NES)
Friday The 13th (NES)
yes I would. No I'm not -- I grew up on both of these. In fact (and I've said this SO many times on this board already), A Nightmare On Elm Street is one of my favorite games of all time.
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I've actually never played Nightmare, but I did play a lot of 13th when I got it as a kid. It's a frustrating game, and the woods/caverns are just confusing. For me, a big 13th fan, I was really let down. I guess since you can get roms for free, people can check it out without having to pay for it. I could never recommend buying 13th to anyone but an enemy.
Diff'rent strokes.
Diff'rent strokes.

