The House Of The Dead 2 Game
The House of the Dead 2 ocean of games Is your game according to a very simple storyline. There are a number of tiny clips that can add a little spice to it. The game is a complete-time action and shooting game.
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Magician theme
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Muddy (Chapter 2) Music
- Press Left, Left, Right, Right, Right, Left, Right, Start
Enter this code at the title screen, if entered correctly a '0' will appear in the upper-left corner of the black screen before the game starts. Now you can see your score during the game.
Access Training and Boss Modes
- Beat the game in Original Mode
Bruno Costume
- In the room where you fight the Emperor, the last room to the left (shoot the door). A maid will give you it.
Display Score
- Left, Left, Right, Right, Right, Left, Right, Start (on title screen)
Goldman Costume
- Beat Original Mode on any difficulty
Infinite Continues
- Beat the game in Training Mode and Boss Mode
Red Blood
- Beat Original Mode with any difficulty (access after doing so by visiting the Options menu)
Training Mission 10
- Beat Training Mission 1 - 9 on a difficulty of 3 stars.
Training Mission 9
- Beat Training Mission 1 - 8 on a difficulty of 2 stars.
Two More Sessions in Boss Mode
- Beat all bosses in Boss Mode and get a ranking with each, to unlock Emperor and Fight All Bosses Mode
Unlimited Credits (Original Mode)
- Complete Boss Mode with 5-star marks for each boss, including Fight All Bosses Mode
Bonus Rooms
To access one of the bonus rooms at the end of the game, you must get there without killing any hostages, or allowing any hostages to be killed.
Rogan Costume
Go through original mode, but at the begining select the 2.0 bullets and Double score items. Play through original mode, rescuing all civillians except for the one on level 4 (the guy the Zombie is holding on to). Then beat the game. You'll end up in a Secret room. In the trunk is a Rogan Costume and an Infinite Credits icon.
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crazywerewolfboy 11-11-16 - 03:21 PM
i kept pressing start.. and it still wont let me play, i even changed to controls a bunch of times
chris2ko3 03-28-16 - 11:54 PM
How do you even play this game i tried so many times but it fails do i need a controller of some kind i dunno its just werid..
little1macko 02-12-16 - 07:43 PM
Bruh This Loading is takeing forever i wanna play already!
ruanito 04-15-15 - 08:59 PM
Wait, this game is not mature?
FiftyAmoeba712 10-02-12 - 06:36 AM
This game is not scary at all,everybody loves it because its like the arcade.Suck that HOTD for Sega Saturn
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Forget The Mouse
Crime scene pictures sharon tate. You see, while House Of The Dead 2 is almost a carbon copy of the coin-op and the console version, somebody somewhere didn't play the game the way most PC players will. And that's with a bloody mouse. Games that require a light-gun are rare as rocking-horse shit, and HOTD 2 would have been the perfect light-gun/game bundle for PC players. This is coming in September, but until then we get the coin-op with all the frustration of using a mouse.
The game itself is the usual 'scary-scary-horror-brooding' affair, although the green-blooded zombies are none too impressive with little in the way of gore. If you added some stale smoke, a load of screaming school kids and some dodgy neon lights, it would feel like you were in a seaside arcade.
The game is true to its heritage, and has the same dubious plot involving a guy called G who you have to rescue/avenge (things get a little hard to follow), although there is sadly no mention of finding the G-Spot. Cue the obvious 'finding the button' jokes.
Get Your Gun
If you can wait until September when the light-gun/game bundle is out, will be a delight to play. If you have a good surround sound system and can get some mates round for a game, then a Saturday night will never be the same (you're liable to be single in no time). The boss monsters become weirder, and the onslaught becomes almost apocalyptic. It's kind ot like running through a shopping centre on acid. Apparently.
It's a cop-out, but we've given two scores to HOTD 2. One when playing with a light-gun, and one without. While we all understand the pressure on companies to release games as soon as they're ready, it is a foolish move to release it before the light-gun is available. In fairness, the light-gun is being developed by a third party, so Empire has little control over it. But discretion is the better part of valour. Something Triumph learnt to its cost - no doubt Empire will too.