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The House of the Dead: Overkill Extended Cut
The House of the Dead: Overkill is one of the finest games on Wii, and Sega is finally doing its brilliance justice with a PlayStation 3 HD re-release featuring two new levels. One of the levels, Naked Terror, puts players in the spiky platform shoes of two strippers with hearts of gold. If they clear the filthy bar set by G and Washington's over-the-top banter, I'll die a happy man.
Varla Guns, the hard-nosed lady from the first game, is joined by newcomer Candy as they fight through a strip club against new stripper and biker mutants. Candy has a romantic past with Varla's brother Jasper, the paraplegic scientist who was blackmailed into creating the mutant virus in the first place.
Truly, this is a tale for the ages.
Check out the screens below and join me in feverish anticipation of playing Overkill all over again with HD graphics and better motion tracking when it comes out October 25.
[via the official PlayStation blog]
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