

Now the retro freaks about will be very excited as these games feature the same gameplay, bad voice acting, and now dated visuals that they remember, but as far as I’m concerned this is just laziness on Sega’s part, just a simple port, when a shiny makeover would have justified the new game price tag. I am sorry to inform you that they look exactly the same as they did all them years ago. It would not be too much to expect Sega to give these games a current gen make-over, to help it compete with the visuals from other games of the genre previously mentioned. Now considering HOTD 2 originally came out on the greatest console ever(The Dreamcast of course-duh!) and if I remember correctly HOTD 3 was out on the original Xbox.
#THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD 2 AND 3 RETURN WII REVIEW MOVIE#
There where four proper sequels (the fourth only available in the arcades as far as I know), and a few weird spin offs such as The Typing of the Dead.(and a crap movie as well!) But the wonderful people at Sega have decided to package the 2nd and 3rd iterations of the series onto a wii disc so we can in fact return to the house of the dead. The House of the Dead franchise gave us the chance to kill Zombies with an unrealistic looking plastic gun, and we loved it. HOTD 3 does look a lot better than HOTD 2, and features a shotgun…the only choice for a decerning zombie killer-Groovy! The only time we saw light gun shooters where at the arcades. The Nintendo Wii has been a revelation when it comes to light gun games, The introduction of the Wii Zapper (a sexy bit of white plastic that turns your remote and nunchuck into an good old fashioned light gun.) has seen games such as Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles and Ghost Squad re awaken gamers collective interest in the dying genre.
