The House of the Dead: Overkill Extended Cut- PS3

When House of the Dead Overkill landed on Wii back in 2009, it was one of the first games hinting that the Wii might be home to more mature games. Overkill abuses its namesake with juvenile humor and...

Enter 2009's House of the Dead: Overkill, a film that sends up 70's exploitation films. While the main draw for many to the House of the Dead series has been its camp, Overkill went all out and made one of the campiest, swear filled games ever created...

Modern first-person shooters have started to resemble big-budget Hollywood blockbusters in recent years, a trend that has received both praise and criticism from gaming audiences. Being shuttled from one explosive set piece moment to another can be...

After two years, SEGA's Wii shooter has risen from the grave, but is House of the Dead: Overkill worth playing on the PS3?

It shouldn't kiss its mother with that mouth, but House Of The Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut is just so damn good you can't help but wonder why there aren't more 'new' lightgun shooters in the age of the Move.

If you've never played Overkill before this is the definitive version of a great game. It's something that might only be played once but will be remembered fondly after that fact as a fun experience. It's hilarious, sometimes disgusting, sometimes...

House of the Dead: Overkill is a great game that you should play. If you already have, you're not missing anything by skipping the Extended Cut.

The game was original released on the Wii, however this new PS3 version has had the HD treatment. It comes packing much-improved cutscenes, two extra levels, and some additional in game features.

A decent lightgun game and great Move alternative for those that find much of the support for Sony's glowstick a little childish. Which, we can only assume, is pretty much everyone.

It has a nice 1970ish horror feeling. Reminds me a lot of a Rob Zombie flick. Definatly worth picking up of 30 bucks. If you can find it cheaper, your doinf even better.