C3PX said:
DarkGryphon2048 said:
What about EVIL DEAD: A Fistful of Boomstick and EVIL DEAD: Regeneration? Two very great games of which I own on XBOX but play on my 360. I've played alot of Regeneration, barely purchased AFoB, have the EVIL DEAD: Ultimate Edition 3-Disc and Army of Darkness MGM Region 3 NTSC DVD. I'm only missing EVIL DEAD II: Dead by Dawn, baby.
You know, until now, I have only heard negative things about those two games. I am always drawn to them when seeing them on the shelf at Gamespot, but the words of my friends telling me how much they suck echo in my head turning me away from them. Checking online reviews, seems most reviews were not pleased either. I still think I might check them out sometime. So they are both backwards compatible on the 360 then, right?
Gryphon, you know you can pick up copies of Dead by Dawn pretty cheap these days? I saw a used copy for just $8 the other day. If you don't have any decent used DVD stores in your area, I am sure ebay, amazon, or your prefered online vendor of first and second hand goods carries it at a reasonable price. Seem a shame to leave the collection incomplete. ;) Personally, I still feel Dead by Dawn is by far the best of the series.
@Dayv, alright! Sounds like you and I are on the same page with this one. I really hope this gets made.
I know C3. I was debating on getting the Blu-ray, which I've read has some DNR or the Book of the Dead Edition of it. Only thing about the latter I'm most likely not going to like is maybe the smell of the material Anchor Bay used.
Both of the games are BC on the 360 but I've played far more of Regeneration. It's an "alternate" Evil Dead III as if Ash didn't get sucked into the portal thing at the end of II/beginning of 3. Regeneration is currently the last EVIL DEAD vidya game made so far so I figured I'd pick up the precursor, A Fistful of Boomstick. I haven't even played it yet. Weird thing though, I have to turn up my receivers volume a bit since I think the sound level is a bit low for Regeneration on my 360 via digital optical audio.