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October 2009
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The editors liked
Good graphics
Outstanding story
Great bonus material that expands the Dead Space universe
Awesome story and narrative
Cool first-person experience
Great-looking characters
Fantastic sound design.
High production values
Including excellent voice acting
Retains the atmosphere and unique combat of the original game
Includes dropin/dropout coop
Includes a digital version of the comic
Great story that enhances the Dead Space universe
Fantastic visuals
Unlockable
Fully voiced motion comics.
Great narrative
Impressive visuals
Coop campaign
Genuinely entertaining
Excellent graphics
Great game overall
A must have Wii title
Engaging story with great characters
Excellent action and controls
Fantastic graphics
A couple decent bosses and great two-player co-op.
The editors didn't like
On rails gameplay makes it hard to collect items.
Flamethrower is far too powerful
Enemies in the distance are sometimes hard to make out.
Some glaring glitches
Coop can be frustrating if you're not both on the same page
The main game is pretty shortaround 8 hours
Aiming reticle obscures too much
Camera sometimes makes aiming difficult.
Onscreen cursor too large
Scare factor feels limited
Can be a bit frustrating at times
Idering what the protagonists go through in this game
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Abstract: Dead Space was one of my favorite games in 2008. It combined a compelling story, quality first-person action, and some of the best ambience ever presented in a video game. Astoundingly, sales of the original simply did not reflect that title's excellence...
Abstract: Many moons ago, sometime between the Sack of Carthage and the Prohibition, there was this little white console we used to play with. Since all we had up to that point was cup-and-ball, knife crime, and smallpox it was pretty revolutionary. Anyone else ...
Abstract: Dead Space Extraction is a fantastic game. It has some of the best graphics for the console looking beautiful in motion, it has great atmosphere, an amazing soundtrack (though a lot of it is recycled from the first game), amazing gameplay (quite fran...
Abstract: Extraction is probably the best looking Wii game that I've played to date. The game very much looks reflective of its bigger console brethren but at a lower resolution naturally. Overall the graphics have plenty of details and effects that really impre...
High production values, including excellent voice acting, Retains the atmosphere and unique combat of the original game, Includes dropin/dropout coop, Includes a digital version of the comic
Some glaring glitches, Coop can be frustrating if you're not both on the same page, The main game is pretty shortaround 8 hours
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