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Dementium 2 Review: Raising the bar on DS FPS

Renegade Kid, Dementium developer II, showed the video game developers what it means First create a Person Shooter for the Nintendo DS with this latest installment on the system. At first glance, the players of today can bear graphics for Nintendo 64. However, you must remember the technical limitations of the handheld device and how Renegade Kid pushes the limits to the extent that they can. Dementium 2 is a fun and challenging adventure that is a welcome addition to the category of a mature system of delegates both alone games for children and adolescents.

Platform: DS
Publisher: SouthPeak Games
Genre:
ESRB Rating: Mature
Release Date: 04/05/2010

Graphics: 9.0 / 10.0

In short, the graphics are outstanding for the Nintendo DS This system not really the capabilities of the PSP and was never really designed to be as such. However, Dementium 2 uses own textures and effects light interesting that contribute to the overall impression of the game. The frame rate is smooth and every hall and in the game is well designed and interesting.

Play: 9.0 / 10.0

The original game has really taken the cake in development for the Nintendo DS was involved so that the second installment is naturally less well received in that innovation is concerned. However, the game is still fun and intense and the presentation is very solid. The action takes a front seat to tell stories, but it really should be held games about – action plans to get through short car rides and flight delays. The game will not really make you jump out of your skin. But there are moments that can make goosebumps that are very well done.

History: 7.0 / 10.0

Although Dementium 2 offers some of the same creatures and themes as the original game, this is really not designed as a narrative. The game begins with you waking up in a prison cell without any previous explanation. From there, you move from place to place – later explained as a random change through universes alternative. This aspect is very well done because it is often difficult to determine if you are really moving in space or simply imagine your adventure. The story unfolds with a few laps, but nothing really what helps the story to get noticed.

See Images for this game here.

Music: 8.5 / 10.0

Music Dementium 2 is haunting and well presented. At times during video games, music serves to contribute to sound effects of monsters and shrill laughter that seem to come from nowhere. Team Renegade Kid Development obviously recognized the minimalist aspects of music in horror games and correctly applied that it contributes to the game play, but does not affect the overall experience.

Replay Value: 6.0 / 10.0

Well, the game is relatively short – Even for a Nintendo DS. You can play the game again in a survival mode if you want more game for money. Only $ 30.00 MSRP, it is easy to do so. However, you have little to play through Dementium 2 more than a few times, then turn into a new game

Global rating: 8.0 / 10.0

Dementium 2 is a strong complement to the DS library and does exactly what it set out to do when it was developed – Provide a short and sweet distraction for network owners. However, the game could have been a little more time or add some extras from match to keep you busy for a while. As with most action games DS, it helps the replay value of adding a few missions you punchy short distances can enjoy for weeks to come. However, if you are looking for a game truly scary that you can pop into your DS, Dementium 2 is a bulk purchase.

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