#Corpse party seiko psp psp
One of my bigger complaints for the PSP version was that character sprites were horribly low resolution-leaving them annoyingly blurry-and didn’t always look like the cast members they were supposed to be representing. So what about folks like me who have already played Corpse Party? Well, another excuse to give the game a second (or third, or fourth) run is never a bad thing, but there have been some welcome improvements done here.
#Corpse party seiko psp Pc
I know many of you out there missed Corpse Party in both its PSP and PC releases, so hopefully this is finally the version that’ll help fix that. Sure, Corpse Party still looks like an adventure cobbled together in free “build your own game” software, but this is a tale where the characters, the narrative, the mysteries that unfold, and the fantastic audio design all collaborate to horrify you in ways you didn’t think a game like this could.
While the plot twists and unexpected occurrences that crop up for the group of seven friends (and one teacher) as they become trapped in the demonic remains of Heavenly Host elementary school can’t surprise me any longer, they’re moments that continue to hold serious impact. Going back to the game at this point, this is still a story that’s so wonderfully told and so deliciously decadent to progress through. So, if you need to catch up, I implore you to go read my review of the PSP version of Corpse Partybefore continuing on. In returning to that original offering from Team GrisGris in Corpse Party 3DS-I’m attaching the platform to help avoid confusion in which version I’m talking about-it would be near impossible to express again the thoughts, feelings, and emotions I was left with after playing the game for the first time. It was a brutal, visceral tale of despair and agony, giving me a taste of excitement in the genre similar to what I’d experienced from the original Silent Hill.
In a year when Dark Souls had reawakened my mind to what I knew (or thought I knew) about gaming, and redefined what I did and didn’t want going forward, Corpse Party came along and punched me square in the gut. Just over three years ago here on EGMNOW I reviewed Corpse Party, a strange little horror game released by XSEED for the PSP.
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