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Released In: 1993 Mummies, vampires, squidmen, werewolves, giant babies, and yes, zombies, have invaded and it's to you to stop them. As either Zeke or Julie, it's up to you to rescue your neighbors from a host of cheesy movie monsters and defeat their leader, the evil Dr. Tongue. Much like the movies that inspired it, this offbeat run and gun is a campy cult classic. Syd Lexia: This game separates the adults from the little kiddies, the true gamers from the poseurs. Many casual gamers from the SNES era haven't even heard of this game, but hardcore gamers fondly remember it as one of most ridiculously amazing games ever made. It's fun, funny, and surprisingly challenging. You think you're a REAL gamer? Play this game. If you don't fall madly in love with it, you're a fucking shithead. Go play Madden 2008. Valdronius: I'm pretty sure this game was designed tongue-in-cheek to cater to a small niche of B-Movie fans. What it turned out to be was an absolutely addicitive video game. Despite having an insane number of levels, and being near impossible to beat, the game kept from getting stale with varied level designs and lots of different enemies that ranged from campy to cool. There were also a lot of different weapons and items, some of which would even turn you into an unstoppable zombie-bashing monster. I beat this game twice on my SNES console, an accomplishment so impressive, I'm considering it for my epitaph. Murdar Machene: I love this game. The weapons are awesome. A super soaker with holy water, popsicles, exploding six-packs of soda, the weed whacker and a badass rocket launcher that sends you flying back when you fire it. The enemies range from hilarious to scary as hell, with your standard fare such as zombies, multiplying blobs and demonic children's dolls, to chainsaw-weilding psychotics that the mere sound of will send a shock of fear up your spine. This game also has totally hot panty shots when you bounce on the trampoline. Or maybe I made that up, I dunno. |
