There's the famous - and surprisingly enjoyable - The Typing Of The Dead , which is exactly what it sounds like and swaps out shooting for typing enemies to death. There was also 's House Of The Dead movie from director Uwe Boll, which was met with hideous reviews and is still considered one of the worst game to movie adaptations. This received an STV, Boll-less sequel in which was greeted with marginally better notices.
For pure, adrenaline-soaked arcade fun, The House Of The Dead series is hard to beat, so let's rank the main game's from worst to best.
Truth be told, there are no truly bad entries in series, with even the "worst" game The House Of Dead 4 being a lot of fun. It continues the proud tradition of cheesy storytelling and awful voice acting, as AMS agents armed with Uzis' face down another undead horde.
The game was a noticeable graphical leap for the series and featured an impressive number of enemies onscreen, in addition to a sweet new machine gun weapon. If there's a downside it's that game didn't add a whole lot that was new to the series. There was a major gap between games as House Of The Dead: Scarlet Dawn came a full twelve years after the fourth game.
Scarlet Dawn refined and improved on most of the series' core zombie -shooting gameplay but its big gimmick was the so-called "five-dimensional gameplay. The House Of The Dead 3 is set in the bleak future of , where the zombie outbreak has destroyed the world. The arcade game armed players with a shotgun and let them choose their own path through the story, while a ranking system can dish out extra lives. It's a tight little arcade experience, though some of its changes were controversial among fans.
With its simple design and gyroscope sensor, the Wii Remote makes for a great music game controller. And while Just Dance parties were fun, it was Rhythm Heaven Fever that stuck with you, ensaring players with its adorable visuals, cutesy storylines, and catchy tunes.
Plus, it had a certain wacky charm that simply can't be described on the back of a box. Excitebots: Trick Racing proves that it's not all about how fast you cross the finish line, but how cool you looked when you did it. Rather than focus on tight curves and single-file racing speedways, Excitebots features large, sprawling courses with multiple pathways. And while you may end up in first place just from being fast, you'll want to challenge yourself to be the best trickster too. Current page: Page 1.
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