#Stubbs the zombie 2 ps3 download#

In the game, of course, you play as the eponymous zombie, wreaking havoc in a stereotypical version of a 1950s town.

#Stubbs the zombie 2 ps3 download#

I wish more people could play it, I wish it was on the Xbox Marketplace but I believe all the music copyrights ended so you canвЂ™t download it there either.There are multiple layers of nostalgia going on in Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse.

Zombie enthusiasts and hardcore video game collectors are the ones who should be dishing out the huge amounts for this game. The game is short, clocks in at around eight hours, and had no replay value for me. Paying any more than that just because the game is now вЂњrareвЂќ isnвЂ™t really worth it unless youвЂ™re a collector. Back in the day, I believe I paid the standard 49.99, which was worth the price of admission. I am not promoting anything illegal, but this game is definitely worth playing. It is not on STEAM either, you will have to find a physical copy or some way to get it onto your PC. This is a great game that is sadly trapped on the OG Xbox and on PC. Verdict ( Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse вЂ“ Aspyr Media) This is truly one of the best video game soundtracks ever put together. One of my favorite covers on the soundtrack is The Flaming Lips version of If I Only Had A Brain,В followed closely by Death Cab For CutieвЂ™s Earth Angel. I would list the artists and songs they cover, but you can look at the backside of the soundtrack case and be amazed they got all these artists in the game. Once again the 50вЂ™s diner life in me had me enamored with these new takes on old classics. I actually found a copy of the soundtrack because I loved the cover songs so much. I enjoy it and go with it, but Stubbs the Zombie has one of the best soundtracks in gaming. Now, I donвЂ™t usually gush about a gameвЂ™s music too much. The Music ( Stubbs the Zombie Soundtrack вЂ“ Shout Factory) You can push them with Y to get them moving toward an enemy you want them to dispatch or whistle so they follow you. They basically become your human shields as you accomplish your mission of revenge. However, eating their brains is to your advantage, the more townspeople that you convert will make the level easier. In some of the levels you can commandeer a vehicle and run over people instead of just eating their brains. Stubbs is also the only zombie I know that can drive. These break up the monotony of some of the gameplay and add a nice variety to the game. You can throw your stomach out as a bomb, roll your head like a bowling ball and use your hand to scout out ahead. To gain more special zombie powers you have to proceed through levels and meet up with robots that teach you new ways to torment your foes. Oddly enough Stubbs can jump, which means there is a little bit of platforming, but it isnвЂ™t too difficult to get through. Once you stun your foes you can melee attack them with Right Trigger and X, after you knock off some damage you can grab them and eat their brains with Y. Now you donвЂ™t start off with all of these upgrades at the get-go, all you begin with is вЂњZombie FartвЂќ which basically acts as a flashbang, you press B to let out that precious gas. This is it, your chance to become a zombie and wreak the havoc that you usually have to contain in the games. The Controls ( Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse вЂ“ Aspyr Media) Wideload Games really pulled that into the game and gave it a somewhat futuristic look ala Fallout 3. The neon, the stainless steel, the fashion, and the cars. I use to work in a 50вЂ™s diner in the early 2000вЂ™s and I always loved the way everything looked back then. The areas of Punchbowl look great and very 1950вЂ™s which I love. You stand out very well in your brown suit and fedora, very 1930вЂ™s. StubbsвЂ™ design is a very recognizable one, which is good since youвЂ™re going to try to turn as many townsfolk into zombies. It doesnвЂ™t even compare to what current-gen game IвЂ™m playing, but time has been very kind to Stubbs. To my surprise my Pound HDMI cable for the OG Xbox made this game look quite amazing. With any game being this old I always assume it is going to look terrible, especially since it is coming from a system that originally used A/V Cables. The Graphics ( Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse вЂ“ Aspyr Media)