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Media: Splatterhouse Debut Trailer
Kombo.com —
Remember Splatterhouse? It's one of those games that everyone remembers as being awesome but in fact, was pretty bad. Yeah, I said it. Splatterhouse was not that good. Many people will argue with that opinion but because I'm a stubborn male between the ages of 18-34, I know I'm right.
Anyways, GameTrailers released the latest trailer for Saw last night and even though there's only about 2 seconds of gameplay, it's not that bad. I'm sure the kids will love it. Here it is.
Video: Splatterhouse Debut Teaser
GayGamer.net —
This teaser for the upcoming re-imagining of the the Turbografx16 horror title is short on actual game details, but sets the scene. Kidnapped girlfriend, transformed boyfriend, sufficient gore - but we'll have to see how it adds up in the final game. ...
First Splatterhouse trailer looks…ew, but in a good way
That VideoGame Blog —
It really has been a long time since the original Splatterhouse titles made us all cringe at its pixelated gore, 20 years in fact. That’s long enough ago that most of today’s gamers may have never had a chance to experience it in ...
Splatterhouse teaser leaves everything and nothing to the imagination
Joystiq [Xbox] —
Filed under: News
Sometimes a teaser is released that makes the whole, "This game is not yet rated thing" seem a little silly. This is one of those pivotal moments in gaming history. GameTrailers has exclusively revealed the teaser ...
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joystiq.com 2/7/2009 —
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Ex Splatterhouse dev speaks out, confirms new project
joystiq.com 2/13/2009 —
BottleRocket, the now former developer of Namco's forthcoming Splatterhouse reboot, has officially commented on last week's unexpected parting of ways with the franchise. The move -- on Namco's part -- raised questions about the studio's fate, ...
Former Splatterhouse Dev Denies 'Performance Issue'
blog.wired.com 3/18/2009 —
Following comments from Namco Bandai executive Makoto Iwai that the modern Splatterhouse remake was pulled from developer BottleRocket due to a "performance issue," the studio has fired back at the publisher with its take on the situation.
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Splatterhouse Skips 2009, Splatters Next Year
playstationlifestyle.net 6/19/2009 —
The remake of early NES game Splatterhouse has been on a rocky road as of late. Although everything seems to be on track right now, one thing does not, and that’s the release date.
It was noticed at this year’s E3 , that Splatterhouse did not make an appearance. Siliconera ...
Living Hell: 2.5D Splatterhouse 2 Remake
gamesetwatch.com 8/24/2009 —
While Namco Bandai's troubled Xbox 360 and PS3 revival of the Splatterhouse series isn't scheduled to hit until early 2010, you can now play Nerlaska Studio's (likely unauthorized) PC remake of Splatterhouse 2 right now!
Titled Living Hell ...
Namco Confirms Ditching Splatterhouse Developers [Splatterhouse]
kotaku.com 2/9/2009 — California-based developer Bottlerocket Entertainment is no longer working on Splatterhouse for the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3, Namco confirmed to Kotaku today. "We have decided to part ways with BottleRocket Entertainment but we are committed to ...
Surprise! Splatterhouse missing 2009, splattering in 2010
joystiq.com 6/18/2009 —
Did you notice? Namco's now-gen Splatterhouse reboot was nowhere to be seen at this year's E3. Following the game's troubled development history , that wasn't much of a surprise to those of us in the know , but we decided to send off a query to the ...
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