Hey guys,
So, with Dead Space 3 out in the U.S. and launching in Europe this Friday, I figured it would be good to talk about the past games, specifically what parts that had you reaching for a fresh pair of underwear -- if you catch my drift
We've done a short feature on five of the scariest moments from the series so far, encompassing Dead Space 1 and 2. Here's a little taster below, and if you're interested, hit up the full article via the link below.
http://www.psu.com/a018219/Dead-Spac...riest-moments-Visceral Games is often credited for single-handily reinvigorating the Survival Horror genre with the release of its 2008 sci-fi horror title Dead Space. With an equally successful sequel arriving three years later, the EA-published franchise has established itself as one of the most important horror series this generation, and for good reason: it’s had gamers cowering behind the sofa for nearly five years now.
Whether it’s the inescapable tension that sets in while creeping around the Ishimura or the immediate terror that kicks in as you face a swam of Necromorphs on The Sprawl, Dead Space pulls more than enough punches when it comes to scares. And, with the launch of the hotly-anticipated Dead Space 3 due this week, PSU.com felt compelled to compile a list of what we feel are the series’ most pant-wetting moments to have graced our screens.
Join us now as we take a gander at Dead Space’s scariest moments.
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The Beginning (Dead Space)
Dead Space sets the tone perfectly from the outset, creating a stomach-knotting atmosphere that would have Resident Evil quaking in its boots. Here, we see protagonist Isaac Clarke – possibly the world’s unluckiest space engineer – boarding the Ishimura after contact with the ship is lost. After examining the main entrance with his colleagues, Isaac and co. realize something is horribly wrong. Luggage is strewn about the place, blood decorates the walls yet there’s not a soul in sight. Then, in classic horror fashion, all the lights go out, and before you know it you’re running for your life down a narrow corridor, blood-thirsty necromorphs hot on your tail. Separated from his colleagues, Clarke narrowly makes it on board an elevator into the depths of the Ishimura…
So guys and gals, have at it? What are your scariest moments from Dead Space? Don't forget to include Dead Space 3 for those of you who have it already -- i'd personally like to know the game is actually scary from what i've read.
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Dead Space - tell us your scariest moments from the series so far!
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I'm still waiting for my copy of Dead Space 3 to turn up, can't wait to play it. I think my scariest Dead Space moment was from the first game but I can't find a video for it :/
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None, lololol. I enjoy the games, but they're far too action-oriented to be scary.
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Pretty much all of DS1. That game had my nerves on end like playing RE1 all over again as a kid.
DS2 didn't really do much in the "scare" department. Sadly I can already see that 3 looks like it might have lost a bit more of that.
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All of DS2
(it was more tension less fear, but I jumped once or twice)
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Absolutely the beginning of Dead Space 1 where the creature is chasing you and you enter the elevator. Doors open and its right in your face!!!!!!!
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The part in the first game when you revisit areas but now there are dead people everywhere, candles, and creepy writing along with some very soft whispering and perhaps singing freaked me out a bit.
Also while on the Ishimura in Dead Space 2 there was a part where I literally ran out of ammo and had to go into room where necromorphs were going to attack. I died multiple times and the difficulty made it scary. Also before entering the room I looked into a vent and saw one of those damn demon children.
I love the games, but I may wait for a bit before getting Dead Space 3. I'm not too phased by some of the less positive reviews, but I have a lot on my plate right now with school and games I want to finish (I bought a ton of games during all the black friday sales and haven't had time to play them).
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Scariest moment was going back to the Ishimura in Dead Space 2... 1 was so much scarier so going back to it again in 2 made me s**t myself... almost
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