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Try playing Deep Fear on the Sega Saturn. Sega's first attempt at the 
survival horror genre, on top of that the voice acting is top notch(note my 
sarcasm)!

Mojo

"The Berzerker" <Berz...@wooooooo.com> wrote in message 
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> "Ted" <nospam...@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>> The Berzerker wrote:
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>> > "Ted" <nospam...@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>> > > As a Sega fan, what can I say but "That game looks like crap". Just
> what
>> > > Sega needs; a game that brings to mind Illbleed mixed with The Ring:
>> > > Terror's Realm.
>> >
>> > I don't know what you and the other guy's talking about, I think it
> looks
>> > great. Maybe it'll give Sega some recognition again... and what are you
>> > talking about, Illbleed? They're nothing to do with each other... let 
>> > me
>> > guess, they both have blood, right?
>>
>> No, they both look like they're supposed to be "funny" in an unfunny
>> way; Illbleed at least has the excuse that they were going for that,
>> even if it undercuts the scary part of the game. But you're right; the
>> design looks more like Death Crimson OX than it looks like Illbleed.
>> That's not really a move upwards tho. Perhaps you enjoy sterile PC
>> games; perhaps this game appeals to you for that reason.
>
> I see nothing funny about this game but agree that Illbleed was quite
> hilariously weird at times. I know the teams are almost definitely
> different, but the overall quality of FEAR will judge whether I'll likely 
> to
> be buying this Condemned game. To be honest, it looks like another
> potentially great FPS. I have no idea why you've dismissed it so quickly.
> Let me guess, you're bored of FPS? The run and gun methods prove tedious?
> Well, I just read the article, and it sounds like those are almost the 
> last
> thing planned for this. It's all about atmosphere, and taking it slow. 
> Even
> if the article is eventually proven wrong, I'm sure my undersized brain 
> will
> still find enjoyment in this, right Ted?
>
> I'm sorry Ted, I love you really. You're my favourite.
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>