Dead Space (PlayStation 3)
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- Fight with Weapons and Telekinesis
- Graphics, Effects, and Sound Increase the Horror
- True Zero-G Effects
- Dead Space for PlayStation 3 is sure to please any action, adventure gamer looking for a bloody battle against deadly aliens
- Gameplay takes place on the USG Ishimura where the crew has been infected by an alien scourge
- Neutralize the attacking enemies by shearing off limbs with powerful weapons
- Telekinetic powers allow you to pick up objects (even the aliens own severed arms and legs) and hurl them at your advancing enemies
- Battling enemies and solving puzzles takes on new challenges and present ingenious opportunities with the Zero-G gameplay
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Product information
| Computer Platform | PlayStation 3 |
|---|---|
| ASIN | B000X1TC0U |
| Release date | October 14, 2008 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #34,039 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #513 in PlayStation 3 Games |
| Pricing | The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price. |
| Product Dimensions | 6.75 x 5.25 x 0.5 inches; 4 Ounces |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| Language | English |
| Rated | Mature |
| Item model number | 014633154245 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | Yes |
| Item Weight | 4 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Electronic Arts |
| Date First Available | April 28, 2017 |
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Step into a third-person sci-fi survival horror experience that promises to deliver the ultimate in psychological thrills and gruesome action. Set in the cold blackness of deep space, the atmosphere is soaked with a feeling of tension, dread and sheer terror. In Dead Space, you are engineer Isaac Clarke - an ordinary man on a seemingly routine mission to fix the communications systems aboard a deep space mining ship. It is not long before Isaac awakes to a living nightmare when he learns that the ship's crew has been ravaged by a vicious alien infestation. He must fight through the dead silence and darkness of deep space to stay alive.
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Dead Space from EA is sure to please any action-adventure gamer looking for a bloody battle against deadly aliens. Dead Space for PlayStation 3 begins when a massive mining ship, the USG Ishimura, comes in contact with a mysterious alien artifact and suddenly loses its communications with Earth. Engineer Isaac Clarke is sent to repair the Ishimura's communications, but arrives to find a floating vessel that has become a complete bloodbath. The crew is mutilated and infected with an ancient alien scourge. Clarke's repair mission is transformed to one of survival as he fights to save himself and return the artifact to the planet at any cost.
Fight with Weapons and Telekinesis
The alien hordes are incredibly resilient. You'll have to find creative ways to neutralize the attacking enemies by shearing off limbs with powerful weapons. And when the ammo runs out you'll be thankful that you can use your telekinetic powers to pick up objects (even the aliens' own severed arms and legs) and hurl them at your advancing enemies.
Graphics, Effects, and Sound Increase the Horror
EA delivers an incredibly frightening experience with state-of-the-art graphics and effects, an audio system that will have you jumping out of your seat, and a truly horrific atmosphere that is permeated with death, mutilation, and despair. You'll have to be resilient to slash through the alien onslaught and stop this virulent scourge. As you explore the ship, the tragic story of the USG Ishimura will unfold in gory detail as you discover frantic logs from the hideously transformed crew in their final days.
True Zero-G Effects
You'll be able to take full advantage of zero gravity in Deep Space. Battling enemies and solving puzzles takes on new challenges and present ingenious opportunities with the Zero-G game play. You can use zero gravity to create your own path around obstacles by walking on walls and the ceiling. Leap across vast distances or change your perspective to gain a strategic advantage over your enemies.
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For one, the game features no heads-up display and instead places all information that is relayed via holographic projections from Isaac’s Resource Integration Gear (RIG) spacesuit and the weapons ammo counter is holographic. The health meter indicating Isaac’s condition is integrated into Isaac’s suit on the spine. The player can access the RIG at any time to view a 3D map, the inventory screen to manage items and checking your mission objectives. However, the game still progresses in real time so only access the RIG when you’re certain that the room is clear of enemies in order to prevent yourself from getting harmed.
Believe it or not, shooting your enemies in the head isn’t the effective way to eliminate them. Instead you must cut off the limbs of the Necromorphs to defeat them whereas shooting them anywhere else will have very little effect. There are a variety of enemies but the game revolves around shooting off their limbs which will weaken them, slow them down of even kill them. Never before in my life have I played a video game where I had to shoot off the limbs of so many monsters, I did plenty of games in the chest and head, but never the limbs. The enemies prove to be fast, deadly, scary and it is very satisfying to kill them. This game also happens to be very violent and bloody, if you’re looking for a gore fest, then this is the game for you. You can even shoot off the limbs of human corpses you find laying on the ground and you can even decapitate them. I know it sounds sadistic, but it’s pretty fun to do this.
The weapons are surprisingly original and most of them are improvised mining tools such as a plasma cutter (for horizontal and vertical slicing), rotary saw, a hydrazine torch (also can be used as a flamethrower), a high-energy contact beam and a force cannon that emits powerful shock waves. The only firearm available in the game is a military grade automatic rifle. Every weapon also features a secondary function so the weapons are actually very unique and fun to use. I especially love the rotary saw and that weapon is very useful in defeating small and fast enemies.
Like in Resident Evil 4, the game has a lot of ammunition and items lying around the ship and even dropped by Necromorphs when they are killed. The game also features a store where you can buy and sell items or store them in a safe for later use. The player can also upgrade Isaac’s suit and weapons with “power nodes” which again is something we see a lot in Resident Evil 4. There’s also a melee attack but it kind of sucks and I never found the right time to use it.
Isaac is also equipped with other tools to help him survive, solve puzzles and combat enemies more effectively. Isaac has a Stasis ability which can be used to slow down enemies and objects temporarily and a Kinesis module which allows Isaac to pick up items and throw them which is like the gravity gun in Half-Life 2. There are also times when Isaac has to proceed in the vacuum of space and zero gravity which allows Isaac to stick to walls due to his boots being magnetic. The suit prevents Isaac from suffering from radiation like in real life, but his oxygen supply is limited and he will suffocate which forces the player to get done quickly.
The music and audio quality is also very good and got several awards for best audio and sound design. The flaws with this game are kind of minor such as the fact you can hear sound in the vacuum of space which is an impossibility in real life, the 3D map kind of sucks and doesn’t really let you explore it, the puzzle to solve are too easy and the fact the game can tell you at any time where to go by activating a blue beam of light for a couple seconds which points you in the right direction, but it’s still a very good game. I know this game was made by Electronic Arts and they’ve recently developed a reputation as being one of the worst companies in America, don’t let that stop you from trying out this game. If you are into survival horror and action, this game is a must have. It’s one of the best survival horror action games out there. It has both action and intense scares and not for the faint of hard. There are even some mini games such as a shooting range and some kind of futuristic form of basketball in zero gravity. I’d say this game is a combination of Doom 3 and Resident Evil 4 and a very epic game. And no, I don’t side with EA, I think they are terrible, but they got everything right with this game, I promise.
RATING: 9.5 out of 10
You play as Isaac Clarke, an engineer aboard a ship out in space with just a few other people. Once you go to investigate another ship, all hell breaks loose. Within minutes of entering the ship, blood thirsty monsters/aliens/zombies (you find out later what they are) attack your party, and you're left to get out of there while getting to the bottom of what happened and why. It seems that everyone aboard the ship is dead, what with all the dead bodies and crew logs stating who's deceased, but there's someone else onboard who wants you to stay.
While the game's very much survival-based, there's some action to it, since you'll be blasting enemies to pieces, literally. Until you upgrade your weapons a lot, you'll have to shoot off the monsters' limbs. Yeah, just shooting them in the head or body isn't gonna work here. Each weapon has a secondary attack mode- your main weapon, the Plasma Cutter, being able to shoot rounds vertically and horizontally, so one way is good for legs and the other for arms or tentacles. There aren't a lot of other weapons, but enough to add variety and be practical. Isaac can carry 4 at a time, and you switch using the d-pad. If an enemy manages to grab you, mash the X button until you get a cool scene of Isaac bashing them aside, or lose your head. Your inventory is also limited, though as you progress and upgrade your armor, you can carry more. There's also a Safe system where you can move items from your inventory to a Safe located at any Store found on the ship. These are spread out quite a bit, and often times you'll be needing to conserve ammo and health packs as a result.
Like I said, nearly everything here is perfect. Get this- if you click the right thumbstick in, Isaac will project a blue light that guides you to your next objective at any point in the game. This sounds like it'll make things easier, but just because he shows a path doesn't mean that it's safe, and a lot of the time there'll be hordes of monsters coming after you. What's great about the enemies is that they never, ever pop out of nowhere like in other games. They use the vents in the ship to travel, and if you see a vent somewhere, there's a chance that they'll get you through there, or use it to get the drop on you from another one. I got surprised a few times when they used that tactic, and got to enjoy a number of unique death scenes. And trust me when I say that there are A LOT of different death animations for Isaac. There's not much music, but more ambiance that makes you wonder what's going on in any given room. There's always a sound of some kind, sometimes the ship, sometimes a creature near or far. I love it.
The only problems I have with this game that almost bumped it down to 4 stars are that it's not that challenging, even on 'Impossible' difficulty, I wanted the game to go on longer than it was (I beat it in about 10 hours on the first play through), and of course the turret scenes. I personally hate turret parts in games because of how forced they seem, and how they ruin the flow of things. That tradition continues here, and everyone that complains about it has the right to because of how random it is. Luckily, there are only two of these areas, one being where you shoot asteroids and the other being an enemy fight, but they're so annoying! I hope the turrets are gone in Dead Space 2. Watching a video of them before playing the game, they didn't look too bad, but once I actually got there, I realized that all the complaints weren't kidding. Oh, I do also have to say that the wall creatures have one of the most annoying voices ever. They weren't scary, just plain annoying- so much that I'd turn the sound down whenever I'd see or hear them. They do this stupid sound any time they attack, and they attack a lot. Argh!
Dead Space was the first non-downloadable game I beat for the ps3 and I loved every minute of it [that didn't have a turret]. Had I owned a ps3 when the game first came out, I would've bought it for full price back then- it's that good. Please buy this game new and support it so we can get more quality titles like this! Dead Space has the unfortunate luck of being more popular to buy used, so the developers aren't getting anything out of it. Here's hoping for more from this excellent franchise.
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英語力ゼロ…何言ってるか分からないが…
システム的にクリアまで余裕レベル。
でも面白いから英語学ばなアカンけど無理…(涙)語学力高い方に嫉妬した作品。














