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Showing posts with label Corpse Party. Show all posts

Memorable Music in Gaming #30


For this edition of Memorable Music in Gaming, I tried to pull inspiration from a handful of different places. Horror, strategy and RPGs make up the bulk of what I reflected on here. Horror in particular was a big part of the theme for me since we just recently experienced Halloween, and I've been playing a number of horror games in recent weeks as a result.

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Survive Alone or Die with Friends in Two Chilling  Indie-Developed Titles on October 25


Both of these look good, and I've been such a fan of Corpse Party that there is no reason not to be excited about it coming to 3DS.

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Corpse Party - PC Review


Originally released as ‘Corpse Party: Blood Covered’ in Japan all the way back in 2008, ‘Corpse Party’ is a remake of the original game, as in the one released in 1996. Yeah, this series is old. The premise of this game is that a bunch of high schoolers perform a ‘ritual’, but it’s not known to them that it’s what they’re doing. It starts off in a classroom, normal as can be.

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Corpse Party coming to 3DS and PC is some scary good news


Chris and I are both tremendous fans of these games. I still remember playing the first one on my PSP years ago, and I adored it. So this bit of news was more than welcome - and will likely have Chris and I arguing over who gets to play which version on why system. The digital PC is already out and we have a review upcoming, but these other versions are worth keeping an eye on as well.

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Corpse Party - PSP Review

The first corpse party caught my eye because it looked like an RPG with a horror theme when the first screenshots and text about it came out a few years ago. I had never heard of the series and did not know that it had in fact originated as an RPG Maker project. The PSP has played host to a lot of RPG games over the years, and given the visuals I made the mistake of thinking that this would be as well.

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