Dead Space doesn't scare
Post by Oct , 2008-10-29 05:21:03 Source： N4G Editor：ShirleyTags： Dead Space
11
The first time I saw the Lullaby trailer for "Dead Space," I was certain that the game was going to make me crap my pants. I mean that quite literally. The combination of "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" and mangled corpses sent chills up my spine. It was the first time in my life that a song from my childhood had been used to strike fear into my heart.
From the article:
"The first time I saw the Lullaby trailer for "Dead Space," I was certain that the game was going to make me crap my pants. I mean that quite literally. The combination of "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" and mangled corpses sent chills up my spine. It was the first time in my life that a song from my childhood had been used to strike fear into my heart.
Unfortunately, the retail version of the game was far less scary than its E3 2008 trailer. Though EA Redwood Shores did a tremendous job of creating tension throughout the experience, I found that there were very few moments in which I was genuinely afraid."
- •Dead Space 2 contest calls for creative dismemberments
- •Dead Space: Extraction launch trailer prepares us for the inevitable
- •Dead Space: Extraction TGS 09: Exclusive Horror Walkthrough
- •Dead Space: Extraction Developer Diary
- •Dead Space being directed with an 'Eagle Eye' by D.J. Caruso
- •Rumour: Bioshock for $9.89, Dead Space for $19.89
- •Dead Space: Extraction Controls Doc
- •Dead Space 2 development reconfirmed by LinkedIn profile
- •Visceral open to old IP, Dead Space sells 1.4 million
- •Dead Space: Extraction Won't Use MotionPlus, After All
- •Dead Space: Extraction to support MotionPlus
- •Dead Space: Extraction Debut Trailer
