That's a whole three games out of... A lot more than three! Wow!
It's because it's the dramatic cliche now. At least Dead Space 2 they were only there for the reason that you can't expect Necromorphs to ignore a large portion of the Sprawl's population.
Samuel kept his rifle raised, only slightly lessening his grip. "Samuel Leach," he said, looking around. "I'm with security here. And don't ask me what's happening, because I don't know."
"You're probably the first person I've seen who wasn't one of... those," he added.
Because once again, realism and practicality are totally what games like Dead Space aim for. And the game is action with a horror tone. They intended it that way. And saying that RE4 did any better job of horror is utter bullshit.
I'm the only one of my friends who isn't big on metal. I enjoy some of it, but it is far from my favorite genre.
Although just about everyone on this site seems to love it.
Samuel fired a few more shots into a corpse to make sure it was entirely dead this time. He had enough experience with things not being as dead as they should today. He turned to leave the room to find another of these monsters in the doorway.
"Shit!" he shouted opening fire with his pulse...
I'm neutral towards the people and the American system is absolutely horrible in every way, which makes it slightly better than almost everywhere else.
What you appear to be missing here is the fact that you also basically become super human and are responsible for death, which means you'd be able to leave anyone you want alive.
That seems pretty fucking entertaining to me.
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. What. The. Fuck?!
On a much lesser note: Dead Space 2. Why? I fucking loved the ending. I think it is a great ending for the game. But there are so many loose ends left open and even added, that I know they are going to horribly destroy everything that went...
I'm not trying to be poetic, and if I'm the one in charge of death, I'm pretty sure I'd have a bit more control over when and how people die. Death is not a desk job.
So yeah, being the angel of death would be great fun.
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.