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Corpse Killer: Graveyard Edition
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Player's Review
The Sega Saturn version of this game was released in 1995, a year after the Sega-CD/32x version. The game was relabeled as Graveyard edition with a few tweaks to the gameplay.
The Saturn version supports difficulty options and I play on hard to make the game last a little longer. Big mistake towards the end as the game was getting so difficult it took me a week to get the last half or so recorded. I don't think it changed the ending in any way like what normally happens with these sega fmv games. Another small edition is zombies that appear close up to your face for a jump scare. These need armour piecing bullets to kill. Maybe it was the difficulty option that added this next.. very annoying feature where items will drop down the screen while you are trying to kill the zombies. The skulls take away health and the ammo takes away very important special ammo. It is way to easy to hit those when you don't mean to. Finally, the fmv sequences are mostly full screen in this version but the overall quality of the fmv is quite bad and may just be the 32x source videos.
When you get to the final showdown with Hellman, you don't need special bullets as your normal bullet fire will kill all zombie types. that's not to say special ammo doesn't help as it does when you need to clear the screen quickly before being overwhelmed. I show the bad ending if you lose this fight at the end of the video after the credits.
00:00:00 Fight and fmv sequences upto first zombie soldier
00:12:49 Mission Aborted, Low Health, View all mission info upto this point.
00:37:39 Attack fortress, First Zombie Soldier
00:46:09 Attack Fortress Second Zombie Soldier
00:56:40 Attack Fortress Third Zombie Soldier
01:10:35 Attack Fortress Forth Zombie Soldier
01:15:17 Go get Hellman
01:24:30: Bad Ending
The Saturn version supports difficulty options and I play on hard to make the game last a little longer. Big mistake towards the end as the game was getting so difficult it took me a week to get the last half or so recorded. I don't think it changed the ending in any way like what normally happens with these sega fmv games. Another small edition is zombies that appear close up to your face for a jump scare. These need armour piecing bullets to kill. Maybe it was the difficulty option that added this next.. very annoying feature where items will drop down the screen while you are trying to kill the zombies. The skulls take away health and the ammo takes away very important special ammo. It is way to easy to hit those when you don't mean to. Finally, the fmv sequences are mostly full screen in this version but the overall quality of the fmv is quite bad and may just be the 32x source videos.
When you get to the final showdown with Hellman, you don't need special bullets as your normal bullet fire will kill all zombie types. that's not to say special ammo doesn't help as it does when you need to clear the screen quickly before being overwhelmed. I show the bad ending if you lose this fight at the end of the video after the credits.
00:00:00 Fight and fmv sequences upto first zombie soldier
00:12:49 Mission Aborted, Low Health, View all mission info upto this point.
00:37:39 Attack fortress, First Zombie Soldier
00:46:09 Attack Fortress Second Zombie Soldier
00:56:40 Attack Fortress Third Zombie Soldier
01:10:35 Attack Fortress Forth Zombie Soldier
01:15:17 Go get Hellman
01:24:30: Bad Ending
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