Man i was really had a interest in this game, until i seen IGN... gave it a score of 4.0 i mean DAMN that's bad.
Man i was really had a interest in this game, until i seen IGN... gave it a score of 4.0 i mean DAMN that's bad.
Is there a legitimate way to download a save for this game that unlocks the original games?
Yeah and it reall did not deserve that low of a score,given some of the drivel that receives far higher scores....
If you enjoy bloody over the top and somewhat cheesy action or remember the series fondly at all, there is a lot of fun to be had here. Just make sure to install it on your HDD if you play it on 360 as it is slightly buggy otherwise.
Your first mistake was listening to IGN. Scores for Splatterhouse ranged from high (highest being 8.2 by Planet Xbox 360 and PlayStation Unlimited) to low (3 by bit-tech.net), and more often than not the players themselves ranked the game much higher than the professionals. For a fairly complete list of reviews, go here.
And as I once said: "...consider this: other, smaller review sites and player reviews have consistently been in the average to above average range. How is this possible if Splatterhouse sucks as badly as the big review sites say it does? It's not. But because they didn't get paid, they felt it was their duty to trash the game instead of treating it fairly. And the problem with this is that a lot of the mindless sheep out there consider those sites 'the authority.' Hey, IGN trashed it, it must suck. No need to even rent it or borrow a copy from a friend and try it for myself and form my own opinion, right? I'll just go back to playing whatever IGN says is great, because they know what they're talking about. No question about that."
I'm glad you did, when i first saw the demo for Splatterhouse I wanted it. BADLY. But, when I heard what had happened to BR and the whole team working on it.... I was hesitant, to say the least, about purchasing the game. I did end up getting it that January. But I know I am not the only person that started avoiding Namco because i was worried about their business practices. The more the whole story can get out there the better.
I still have a sealed copy for XBox 360 that I hope to someday open and give it a go. The new version of Splatterhouse definitely looks bloody interesting but if that game fails to catch my attention, there's always Splatterhouse 1-3.
You do know that the replies you're quoting are from 2011 and 2012 respectively, right? I was a lone voice in the wilderness, but hopefully I clued a few people in on what actually happened behind the scenes at Namco Bandai in late 2010. Regarding the cut Captain Cortés VO: I heard it right after I made that post, direct from the guy that originally extracted it. He's done so much more work since, even buying and working with earlier betas to dig stuff out that's never been seen by the public. And he has found some very interesting stuff. Here's his most recent video.