Series Dissection: Dead Space (Part 1 of 3)
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- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024
- NOTE: Some things that a lot of people consider major are not discussed much in this first video (power nodes, sound design, upgrade mechanics, etc.) because they will be brought up in the two videos following this one. I'd rather avoid redundancy.
Part One of this series focuses mainly on the first Dead Space, released in 2008.
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I think this is your densest, best produced video yet-- by a solid margin. It's a fantastic structural breakdown of the game, and I feel like you've developed your critical voice a lot more than in previous videos-- more of your personality comes through in the writing. I also really enjoyed the slickness of the video production-- very lively, quite distinctive. I literally just finished this game and your analysis was super grounded. I'm also glad on a selfish level that we have different areas of interest in the game.
Long story short: awesome video.
KrazyK785 I would rather comments on this video talked about how Marshall nailed the mechanical charisma of the game. The detail he goes into is great, and I think he relays the complexity of it in a pleasantly straightforward way.
+Noah Caldwell-Gervais Stay strong Noah, I'm looking forward to your next works as much as Cee's (y)
Noah says elso instead of also.
Yes Cee is great, but I ADORE your Videos as well :) Both of you: 👍
Well, this is pretty neat.
Not sure if you're even able to read this, but this Dead Space series and your channel in general are some fantastic pieces of games criticism and media. Inspired me so much back in the day as a former creator and this just cropped up in my recommended. Good stuff man :)
Hey. So someone posted this video on the subreddit VideoGameAnalysis about a month ago. I commented on it but I thought it'd be good to post it here too:
Outstanding video. I was hesitant to watch because I haven't played the game--its sat unplayed on my Steam account for years now--but I'm glad I did.
Good voice. Clear thoughts. Surprisingly concise for a video that's half an hour. I'd have to play the game to properly comment on the points made but I could follow them well and they seemed balanced.
I appreciate that this was neither a stuffy, "scholarly" review nor riddled with attempts to be funny. Some gaming channels try way too hard to be one of these extremes and fail. Hard. I also approve that there were no sections with the camera pointed at reviewer's face. I don't know why so many people are insistent on having a physical presence in their videos when they're discussing a topic that would benefit far more from examples. Analyzing a game is not the same as a blog.
This guy looks to be new--his first video was six months ago. This also looks to be his most ambitious video to date since it's far longer than the rest on the channel. Hopefully he'll find this subreddit and be encouraged. I'm looking forward to more, and I have a new archive to raid.
Oh and everyone remember that there's always Peng ;)
How could I forget
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Absolutely excited to see the future episodes of this analysis. I've never had an easy time with Horror. I'm just kind of a panzy at heart. But Dead Space, mainly Dead Space 2 was what really got me into Horror. DS2 is easily my favorite game of that year, easily my favorite horror game. And it's no surprise that Event Horizon became my favorite horror movie.
I still don't have an easy time with horror games. But I respect and colossal amount of design and cool idea that went into Dead Space.
I know you're focusing on the games, but take some time to watch the short films Dead Space Aftermath and Dead Space Downfall.
Ularg Okay! It's a pretty amazing, filmworthy, universe they've created. That's one of the big reasons I chose not to speak about it. I've already gone so far down the rabbit hole this project would be far too long if I broke apart the narrative as well.
Have you read any of the comics? They look pretty impressive also.
+Cee Marshall will you consider doing exraction and the ios dead space game
@@jd2792 extrc. i gess notz sence this comments 4 yrs later 😅 and as for the ios D.S game it be a def. nu unless he got the chance ta plays it back then becuz it nu longer exsists anymore 😔
Cee Marshall.
Making a series dissection.
Episode one is 30 minutes.
Is it my birthday or something? Looking forward to the rest of this, thanks for being such a classy broad Cee.
no probz beb
+Cee Marshall beb
Really nice to see a video series discussing one of my favorite game franchises of all time! I love it to death, but it definitely was not perfect. I'm glad you're also going over the various flaws in the three games. Looking forward to the next parts!
Wow! So glad I found this. More analytical lengthy carefully worded content about games a-la mathewmatosis, Joseph Anderson and the like, and it's about one of my favourite series! I'm gonna binge-watch the remaining 2 parts now! I salute you, Sir! Great work!
"Space station Ishimura"?..... Aaaaand you're done...
Its a Planetcracker yea, but it IS a ship in space. Lol
audio levels at the end maxed out over your outro, RIP headphones
Why does this guy only have 3k subs!? The amount of work and effort that must've gone in a video like this is incredible keep it up man!
idk where you've been for three months - clearly I'm late to the party here, but looking through your channel, I just wanna say I absolutely LOVE what you've done here so far, man.
Great....when you mentioned Mee-Seeks, those wall-stick enemies don't terrify me anymore
tonious35 You mean the guardian?
Never understood why people thought back tracking was such a problem, this also goes for the navigational aid given to the player; you're not stumbling a round in unknown environment, it's where you work, you are a Engineer who repairs Space-ships, not only that when there are none standard location to find other friendly N.P.C up load mission details to your suit.
The backtracking is fine and works well in this game and any game that does it right. It shows progress or regress of the environment and is also in this game a parallel to his mind devolving along with the ship. People just can't review things and actually relate it to what they are reviewing. Just "backtracking bad" and that's it.
Well no, it's not bad and it makes sense you'd need to revisit some key areas in a fuckin space ship. Even though it's big there are only so many sectors and key points you would want to/need to visit.
Also like you said...it's fuckin flat out brilliant that the suit has all of that technology. No shit you know where to go as the god damn schematic of the ship is literally in your damn suit. If anything, more games set in the future should have common sense stuff like this and ya know...actually have futuristic capabilities for the player.
If you don't know where you're going in a game that has a ship schematic downloaded to your suit that's a you problem.
Backtracking was done perfectly in DS and as a software engineer(game development career path) myself this is actually shown in school as an example.
Different parts of the ship break when at different times for reasons clearly shown in the game. You need to access the same area for different reasons which is perfect. New areas just to have new areas doesn't make a game and in most art you have same locations all the time such as the Alien movie this is derived from. They are on that ship in Alien the whole time and everything is samey. No problem at all.
People who create classics like DS and Alien don't take "cardinal sin" lessons from YT channels.
Well made video that feeds my nostalgia about Dead Space better than re-playing the actual game could. Looking forward to the next episodes!
Nice to see you're expanding out and making longer videos. I hope you end up going the way of Noah Gervais, the quality of these is exellent
Joseph Hobbs Well said :-) I couldn't agree more!
Wow I have to commend how in depth you went for this series, never head a RUclipsr describe a horror game with such critical thought and visualization, great work!
This video is exactly what I was looking for. I am really glad to found you on youtube!
Dead space is one of my all time favourites. It collects everything I love horror and sic-fi and blends into one neat little bloody package. I actually bought an Xbox 360 just to play Dead Space back in 2008.
Loved the video. Going to watch part 2 now.
This was great! Thank you, I am excited to see Part 2 and 3.
Excellent work. This is the first of your channel I've viewed and it's quite impressive. Thank you.
This video alone convinced me to subscribe. Looking forward to the rest! I find this sort of analytical content very fascinating.
And the marker writing Easter eggs taunting the player was cool
Fitting title for a brilliant synopsis, mate! Diegetic is THE most apt descriptor for all DS interfaces- So underutilized by interactive storytelling design. Will be critical to the immersion of VR titles, though pride & hubris seem to prevent it's mainstream use. Will peep the rest of your series, great work
2 minutes in and I'm loving it and grinning like a fool. This video appeared in my recommendations and I'm kinda scared how well youtube knows me.
showing that intro around 3:30 memories come back of those late night sessions after work ...we need Dead Space games and related things now...I miss the fear and suspense..
this game is one of the greats. Dead Space 2 also great.
one point, Cee, you mentioned not liking the aiming when the camera was fixed by the game (when you're being dragged by the tentacle, etc.) , I always liked that choice because I figured it was meant to give the player the sense of disorientation that Isaac would have felt in that situation. The 'hanging upside down tangled up in wires after the subway crash' in DS2 is another good example
Yes! One of the first PC games i played as a kid and the game that got me into the limited but wonderful world of Horror games. I felt that Dead Space ( especially the second game) was a perfect mix of action and helpless horror. Although since then I have learned to like games like Amnesia the Dark Descent more (My favorite game of all time). The more atmospheric type of horror.
However I really do appreciate the detail they put into the deadspace games. I really enjoy the story, more in a world sense though rather than the story revolving around Isaac finding (or not finding) his girlfriend. The story about the markers and their origin.
There is an animated movie that revolves around what happened on the Ishimura when the outbreak started that recommend to anyone that is interested.
The corruption that follows the outbreak and discovery of the markers effect is really interesting and more of an incentive to play the game than any love interest could ever be.
Great breakdown of the first game. GJ GG WP. Looking forward to Cee (hehhe) your opinion on the second and the third game!
also playing Dead Space Extraction for another point of view of the last hours before Isaacs crew arrives. (Its an on rail shooter on the Wii so I say just watch since its pretty much an "interactable movie" while riding on a rollercoaster. :P Its also the origins of the 2 characters u play as in the Dead Space 2 dlc)
Whenever I play this game, I always use the plasma cutter. Wasn't until DS 2 and especially DS 3 where I use different weapons. I was addicted to the "create a weapon" part of DS 3; always wanting to experiment with every single bit of part I find to see if it'll be better than the combination I had at the time. Keeping my fingers crossed that Dead Space 2 and Dead Space 3 can be downloaded from Xbox Live. Don't want to purchase a 360 just for two games
Alex Biersner did you ever unlock the devil horns in dead space 3? that was the fucking best hahaha
There were fucking devil horns? I knee there was the infamous foam finger in DS2, but devil horns!? That sounds hilarious
Why would I want to get those games (halo games, Res 4, Dark Souls 1-...4? Is there 4 games now? I dunno, never got into Dark Souls) when I already own them on xbox one? There's probably other games worth mentioning that was released on the 360, but I'm really content with only having xbox one for now. In the near future, I'll be picking up a 3ds xl and sometime in the future I'll also pickup a Wii U, but right now, I'm satisfied with xbox one
Res 4 is my all time favorite game. When the digital copy finally came available for one, I immediately bought it on the spot. A few weeks later, the hard copy was made available in the stores, even though I already owned the digital copy, I immediately purchased the hard copy of Res 4 lol. I'm crazy for buying the game time and time again, hell, I played the game on every console....besides PC and ps4 of course. The main reason I bought a xbox one was for the Master Chief collection. Halo 5 wasn't very impressive; crossing my fingers that Halo 6 is the best game in the franchise. Not for sure if they're going to finish the story of Master Chief for good, but if they are, then it has to blow the roof off of everything we know a Halo game can do.
I never played Silent Hill, but Condemned blew me away. I was generally scared from time to time while playing that. I do own a ps2 and have a lot of games for that. Max Payne 1 & 2, GTA Vice City, Medal of Honor: Front Line, Rising Sun, European Assault, Bully, Ultimate Spiderman, Tony Hawk's Underground, Hulk Ultimate Destruction, Star Wars Battlefront 2, Smackdown vs Raw '10, Mortal Kombat Deception and The Thing.
I always played with Plasma Cutter, Line Cutter, and Flamethrower. Also used an un-upgraded Force Gun, but only to de-limb dead bodies I found (to keep them from getting raised as necromporphs).
I turned this video on fucking loved the aesthetic and just got immediately hooked. That intro was amazing!
The deadspace series will go down as one of the best horror series ever made, i just hope they dont leave the story unended and make the last game to finish it.
I am watching Dead Space at 1080p at 60Hz. That is the best kind of eye candy for me
Dead Space 2 had its moments but this one is so good. I didn't even notice it until you said it, it is very similar to Metroid.
my fav. part of deadspace 1 is seing all of those alien messages written with blood on the walls and than when your far into the game, you find a way to decode those messages
R.I.P Dead Space, you were one of the good ones.
the first game was by far the best, when i first played it iy was too intense, i coudnt play it for more than 2 hours at a time, and the weapons were bad ass, i remember using the line cutter and turning all the necromorphs into chum, i honestly just want the original dead space remasteres
Nice series. High production value and attention to detail. Subscribed.
The Line gun was my favourite gun in this game. Not many people seem to like it as much as me, though. I didn't like the pulse rifle much.
gilgamesh310 Line gun kills man! That's my go to as well, then the plasma cutter as a close second.
Pulse rifle is the more boring gun in the game by far. Big fan of the line gun, force gun and plasma cutter.
all i mostly used was the line gun it was possible...like the dead space version of a shotgun..however in dead space 2 the fully modded contact beam was my favorite it fucking wrecked house one shot killed mostly everything even brutes if you shoot in the right spot. glad they improved it from the first contact beam.
I always stuck with Pulse Rifle as my secondary since it had more ammo for me to store (game always gave me alot of Pulse ammo so it helped with funds a little) and was a decent reliable wep when my Plasma cutter runs out.
I find the flamethrower the most fun weapon and the most useful against lurkers, I hate those things and just seeing them disappear behind a blue flame and come out baked is very satisfying and seems the most useful in a real sense as it would prevent the reuse of the corpses for future use
In regards to the shooting range minigame and reward mechanics you brought up, I think Left 4 Dead 2 has a really interesting one. If you get the high score, you're rewarded with a gnome that you need to carry all the way to the end of the campaign for an achievement. It's a silly side-quest that adds replayability and drives home the teamwork aspect, since you're basically down a gun for the rest of the campaign, outside of camping areas.
how much ammo this guy is wasting in some of these clips is seriously starting to bother me.
Brent Ramsten I don’t think he cares, he is only recording what he is trying to show
What a great channel. This is exactly what I want to watch.
One thing I don't agree with is the argument about motivation. Issac has to fix all the things in the sip because it's the only way to survive, and he is always in the best situation to do what has to be done, and is the best equipped to survive it. Also, he's not the only one doing things; other characters will often hack doors or take care of other objectives while isaac is doing his thing. All in all, Isaac's main motivation is simply to survive, everything else is basically a secondary motivation.
I just discovered your channel and I really like your videos thus far . I think I'm going to stick here for a while , keep up the good work :D
Very well done, can't wait to see the next one!
Hope you're alright man. I really enjoy the content.
I think the movement is perfectly fine on the pc port :/
I think you just choose the wrong weapon for the wrong moment based on your gameplay
This, along with Bioshock, are the only two games to make me genuinely jump out of my chair and almost throw the controller at the TV.
DeadSpace : Marytr, is such a good fucking book
speaking of Nicole i'm sure some one mention it before but if you take the first letter of every chapter it spells out a message for the player
I agree alot about the moments of forced locked aiming. You always die multiple times until you can readjust to the aiming method.
Hey man, I live this franchise, and I've got to say, I really like your take on the games. Grade a content my guy. Good on you.
fantastic dissection for a fantastic game, I am anxiously awaiting part 2!
You know just as you said those nercomph on the walls screaming sounded like the meeseeks i said to myself" Wait how do they even sound like them?" Then you showed the clip and I just ate my words with a simple" Now I see what you mean"
Oh Jesus Christ it's 30 minutes long thank you lord.
Within the first few minutes, I could clearly tell that there was a great deal of effort put into this video. I immediately proceeded to subscribing and turning on post notifications. I look forward to your future videos my man. 💥👌💯🤙🔥😎
Wow, you're right, if the map worked better and there was no breadcrumbs, that would be terrifying! Especially if they added respawning enemies on harder difficulties so you were NEVER completely safe.
Terrible PC Port? That was by far the best version! The mouse controls allowed for precision movement and aiming on level which game controllers cannot achieve. This is critical in game like this where precision shooting is required for dismemberment. I never had any problems with the controls in this game.
(I'm aware there are games that are better played with a controller. This is not one of them.)
only time precision was really an issue to use with a controller was during those Ship cannon sections and moments where ur grabbed by those long arms (and the final boss). imo
As someone who tackled the franchise first on console and only recently picked it up on PC... I gotta say the aiming and movement are more fluid and precise on the console versions. Dead Space 1... only problem I ever had with precision was during the "shoot the asteroids" section. Any other section of the game? Cakewalk with easy and fluid controls. Dead Space 2? Zero problem with precision or controls with my joystick. Dead Space 3? No problems there either.
Hopping into Dead Space 1 again on PC... Oh, my, God. How the hell does anyone accomplish anything with a mouse in this game? Movement is jerky, it's difficult to line up shots, even more tricky to swap modes on the fly, or do two or three different things at a time with the keyboard...
As for the other two games? Not there yet. Gotta beat the first one again, first.
Mouse and keyboard controls really fuck the experience in Dead Space 1. BADLY. The only controls on PC I've ever had that were worse were... well... Pick an MMO. Or, pick The Witcher 1 and 2. Or maybe pick Dark Souls 1.
It's a sad experience when I prefer a joystick or a controller to your "mouse aiming" in a game. Even worse when I tend to prefer it for most PC games, because mouse controls are just... well... fucking garbage. Well... unless we're talking about Battlefield mouse controls. Those controls have ALWAYS been tight. Pick a battlefield game, it plays better with a mouse aiming device. Moves like ass without a joystick and using a keyboard... But the aiming is great. One of the few PC games where I prefer mouse aiming, because it is just SO. DAMN. TIGHT.
Most other games though? Yeah, put the mouse in the box, I'll be plugging in my controller for better aiming.
My best game of all time.
Not everyone seems to experience the issue, but the PC port is well documented as having serious problems with mouse aiming. Something to do with how it lines up with the framerate and whether or not you have Vsync on. The in-game vsync will cap the game at 30fps, so you've gotta force it externally with a graphic driver console.
As for the mouse aiming, there is a fix out there made by a fan that will make aiming feel much better in the majority of the game. It's pretty easy to find, and I think Mandaloregaming also has a link to it in his video's description.
Great video, very detailed analysis.
I think the Carnival Games in Bioshock Infinite dont give you back your Salts after doing them. I think to remember that I ran out of it
The strange thing I find about horror in gaming is how much like the theme of "survival", it bleeds into so many other genres of games, yet a "pure" horror game is rarely successful. Vaults 11 and 22 in Fallout New Vegas, The Painted World of Ariamis in Dark Souls, the Nightmare area of Metroid fusion, horror is so widely found in many popular "classic" games, yet those never truly identify as "horror" games themselves. Its strange, when a game specifically tries to be horror it either tries a series of gimmicks to cause discomfort, or more unfortunately forces shocks and action sequences to attract attention (a big example being Evil Within) Somehow horror blends into so many games, and perhaps because its one of our most powerful and common emotions, it has this strange reach into all forms of storytelling in my opinion. Its shaped gaming experiences like DOOM, its a major contributor to the sci fi genre..
Sorry for the ramble, going through this brought out these kinds of thoughts. It would be great to see you do more of these kinds of game/franchise/genre dissections, its really interesting
Nice Vid! I remember this Game really grabbing me when it first came out, and the sound design was absoloutely peerless! Just Wow!! can't think of anything that's memorably come close, even now.
...Do the "Necromorphs" want to 'End your Life' ? I dunno - I'll have to play this again; it's been _Years!_
I kinda always felt while playing that, in some way, its/their "Desire" was to somehow _'Become you'_ (perhaps at a basic, atomic/molecular level? ) but ultimately only end up totally corrupting the thing it/they desire to become.
(Which is often the way with Desire).
Yeah, like "The Thing" - A horrific hungering Formlessness, blindly, implacably seeking form to inhabit, (or delimited evoloutional mutations; happening in seconds rather than hundreds of millenia)
Your Comment about the Wall Mothers and Mr. Meseeks both enhanced and ruined that enemy, not sure whether be thankful of furious... funkful.
It's actually unlikely hardcopy reference books will ever be completely out of use. Technology, even when working correctly, requires power, while a book does not (outside out need for light to see).
First video I watched of his and now I'm in depression because his last upload was a year ago. your vids are amazing
Really cool so far, looking forward to seeing more!
Speaking of which, I don't want to sound pushy, but what sort of timeframe are you trying to get these out in? Weekly? Monthly? I can wait, just kinda would like to know what sort of a wait it will be.
That was pretty hot how you said they wanted to deeply fill that hole.....in the market.
The best weapon in the game is the ripper, is the best of the best trigger 1 cut's everything from close range and on trigger 2 is like a far distant weapon is the best. Then is plasma cuter, line gun, plus rifle etc the last is the flamethrower...
Issac isn’t hard to control and zero g isn’t that bad and imo is good.
There’s also nothing wrong with the camera.
Great job bro. I am one of the developers thanks for spending the time to make this.
What did you do for the game? It's my favorite game, I'd like to talk about it if you have the time.
Suit One boi he ain't gonna answer he commented like a year ago
He liked a video thirteen hours ago, I wouldn't put it past him.
Suit One *2 years later, no reply*
Sorry bruh
what if Harambe was clapping your cheeks@@emoducky
Hey, I'm three years late. But this is very well done.
Am I the only one that loves all three games? I understand people's issues with DS3 but to go large scale it was going be more like an adventure game, by this point in the story Issac is less terrified and more of a necromorph professional so he would be and I really enjoyed the crafting once I got the hang of it.
Not only that but if you know you are going to be fighting Necromorphs you prepare accordingly and go in with real weapons, not just refurbished tools. So there should be 0 problems in that regard for anyone with 2 brain cells. Universal Ammo though...that's unforgivable.
Plus like you said, he's good at it by now anyway and so would the actual fucking military.
Awesome video, dude. This is exactly what I was looking for. Also couldn't agree more with everything you have to say.
It's been a while since I played DS, but I feel like you overlooked the Disc Ripper. Once I had a few upgrades in that I was able to use the alt fire to shred multiple enemies per single disc and literally never even came close to running out of ammo. Maybe I didn't give the Pulse Rifle enough of a chance (because I honestly found it boring compared to the more unique weapons), but I can't imagine it being more ammo efficient than the Disc Ripper given how much carnage a single shot can cause.
Anyway, nice video, now I'ma watch the next one :)
His comments on the Ripper almost invalidate everything else he says entirely. Other than being about as incorrect as you could be on that he actually just sucks really bad at the game.
15:05 just to remind everyone, the planet crack hole made it look like the DEATHSTAR
Sounds good! :p Quality upload, as always!
The major issue I have when anyone talks about Dead Space, is that they always focus on the gameplay elements. In particular when discussing Dead Space 3, the gameplay elements that changed from the previous 2 and thus "ruined" the franchise.
I suppose I'm in the minority here, but to me, the story that was being told, was far more terrifying than the jump scares and all around constant suspense gameplay design. For example, Dead Space 3, while perhaps a bit easier due to the crafting system being introduced, was by far the most terrifying because when you pay attention to the story, and you don't dismiss things like audio and text logs as "boring game flavor...." it's quite the terrifying concept.
To me, that's what makes Dead Space as a series stand out, and why I'd be in favor of the games being turned into movies and then the universe expanded on in the theater. The story is unreal and terrifying to those who sit and actually ponder its depths.
As I said, I realize I'm in the minority, so flame away.
your best work yet, thanks!
Solidly produced video, although I don't agree I think it's a fair and sound analysis of Dead Space. I recently replayed and finished DS1 this past Friday and spend the remainder of the weekend playing through Dead Space 2. Can't wait to see the next video.
Just a suggestion, slow your delivery down. Although it clearly isn't, your delivery feels like you're throwing a stream of consciousness at me.
One of the best Dead Space videos I've ever seen. Going to move on to part two and three. What is the song that plays at the end of this video?
Fantastic video, really made me appreciate the art put into this game and i really want to reply it now, cant wait to see the next 2 videos!
I remember the first time I beat DS2 on Hardcore. Line Gun and Detonator were the only weapons Used.
Nice intro dude. Subbed.
Great video man, enjoyed it a lot. I'm a big fan of Dead Space so I'm looking forward to the next two videos =]
I got a question though if you don't mind. What are your render settings? Your videos are absolutely gorgeous to look at. Can hardly tell youtube has been messing with it!
***** I record everything as source-matched AVI files, because I'm a dingus. The Dead Space footage here is only AVI, never compressed to MP4 beforehand. So that helped. Even though that won't be the case for the next two videos because my hard-drive has become fat and slovenly.
When it comes to editing and eventual rendering; I use Premiere Pro CC. Exporting format is H.264. Present is custom (Matched-source basic settings, Maximum Depth, 2 VBR Passes, 10 mbps Bitrate).
It generally comes out really well... but rendering time can be outrageous. This video took a little over 3 hours.
Cee Marshall God damn that is some rendering time. But thank you for the response, I'd say the rendering time is worth it. The quality is great
Great! one of the best jobs I've seen here
Why no special mention of the regenerator Necromorph?
personally I was much more impressed by being in the same room without being able to help ppl in dead space 2, being behind glass was just too obvious it was just another in game cutscene
Rick and Morty aired in 2013....Dead Space came out in 2008.....so your comment that the show ruined a bit of the game is YOUR fault and entirely invalid in a entire review of the game. That is something you would use against Rick and Morty.
PGHGOD What? No, dude. It's the other way around. The Mee-seeks(I think that's how you spell it) ruined the Guardian necromorph. He's talking about it in hindsight.
This guys fandom completely overtook his brain for a second there. Goddamn. lol
WELL DONE 👍🏽❗️I LOVE this franchise & now with the XBOX ONE, I'm KINDA hankering for some more❗️✨👌🏽
about the line destination guide, what if halfway through the game, a necromorph cuts off Isaac's hand, so he loses the ability to use it, thus making the game even scarier as you lose your greatest trump card.
Good video, but I think ripper-chan is my favorite weapon, at least in the first game. Just one saw blade can annihilate multiple necromorphs.
really well done series man! just wondering do u have a backround in journalism and documentary making? if not u should consider taking it up as a carear.. u got serious talent... cheers mate keep them videos coming :)
That's interesting because the way he does this would be shown in journalism school as to how not to do a good job and how to get an F in the class....so I'm wondering why someone who is clearly not in journalism would tell someone else this if they themselves don't know what makes good journalism/documentary?
You mentioned the Meeseeks - I always thought it looked like Nicole was messing around with a flashlight in DS2 so it just didn't have the effect the devs were going for, but that's OK. :-)
Very very well made and informational. Keep up the good work :)
Any idea of when episode 2 comes out? PS: I'd love to see a dissection of other games like the MGS series or Mass Effect
I disagree that the map is the issue. I would say that developers are just unwilling to let a player get lost, this is the issue. Getting lost and finding your way wasn't fun in old games, but OOT was one of my favorite games and this happened around 8-10 times when I was a kid and I didn't even beat that game till 5 years ago anyway.
Watching this vid makes me wanna play Dead Space again!😊
Watching your profile pic makes me want to motorboat dizzy.
Great video. The bit at the beginning went on a bit long in my opinion, but it looked really nice.