Abstract: May 22, 2007 - Zombies sell. Plain and simple. Don't know why, but it seems like there is a huge market out there (myself included) that has an uncanny obsession with the undead. So, as not to leave any part of this market untapped, a zombie shoot-em-up h...
Abstract: Okay just admit it, you know that this is possibly one of the most hilarious(worst) names for a game ever....... now that its out of your system lets getdown to business.Touch the dead is one of the most original titles to come across the ds so far, be...
Abstract: Name: Touch the Dead Genre: Survival Horror Platform: Nintendo DS It is not often that you get a mature game for a Nintendo system. Resident Evil 4 proved that all types of gamers enjoy gore, so other companies realized the untapped (foreshadow!) marke...
Great concept for a DS game; variety of branching paths; Touch screen shooting works well.
Horrible reload mechanic; sub-par graphics; dialogue that is highly condensed in its awfulness.
Basically I think Touch the Dead could have been a great game. The concept was great, the only thing working against it was the fact that using the touch screen to shoot zombies could have proven to be too easy compared to its light gun cousin. To make...
Abstract: Touch the Dead, an Eidos-published title, takes a lot of its cues from SEGA’s House of the Dead. Actually, so much of House of the Dead’s elements appears within Touch the Dead that it’s somewhat overwhelming. Let’s take a gander a...
Touch The Dead is something of a convoluted concept as it is trying to bring new life to a declining genre by using repetitive, simplified mechanics on a new generation system. Light gun games have always been fun, and I’ve always had a blast playin...
Abstract: One hazy afternoon at a county fair, I discovered House of the Dead 2. A quarter a play, it quickly ate my dollars as I went into it arms akimbo. Soon after, my young self decided to try the original House of the Dead via a PC demo. Since then, I've pl...
If you were a fan of Segas long-running light gun zombie-blasting franchise The House of the Dead, you were probably excited to hear that a sequel entitled Touch the Dead was coming to the Nintendo DS. If thats the case, we have a couple of disappoin...
Abstract: Its pretty obvious that Touch the Dead has House of the Dead to thank for its existence. Not that the developers of this Nintendo DS game arent doing anything new for the touch screen rendition, but lets be real: all the elements in Touch the Deads...
Abstract: Touch the Dead, a watered down House of the Dead-style zombie grinder, has infested the Nintendo DS, and even though the games graphics are laughably bad, exploding the faces of the undead with your stylus is actually a lot of fun in a cheesy horror m...
