You're stranded on an uncharted island of Death. You're zombifying from Voodoo poison. A mad scientist is on your trail. Hundreds of rotting stiffs are crawling out of their graves to chew your guts. And you can't kill'em. They're already dead! Starring Vincent Schiavelli as Dr Hellman
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This is the best version of the game. It features full screen support, faster paced, cleaner video and little other things. if your into collecting FMV games this is one to add to your collection especially if your looking for a game that will give a good laugh. The game plays out like a b horror zombie film with rail gun shooting randomly put in. Really this game feels like it was a movie first as gamepaly segments are just randomly cut to and last under am minute. Gameplay is fast paced as zombies fill up the screen and run to you giving you only seconds to react. The aiming could of been faster as it's hard to shoot things flying at you. You only have one life (with a health bar that looses points as you get hit) then it's game over back to start unless you save. The movie segments are so cheesy they are good. Some actors really enjoy their roles and go with it as others just say lines. over all it get's 3/5 due to gameplay felling like an afterthought at times as it just randomly cuts in and out of it, zombies repeat, and aiming dosent feel fast enough. But if you want a game like house of the dead only over the top cheesy and for a lood laugh then be sure to add this to your collection.
I knew what I was getting into when I bought this game after reading many reviews, but hey, I wanted to own one of the worst games of all time. First of all you can't even use the light gun for this game but have to use the controller. Also, most of the game is just watching video of terrible acting. Sure you can skip them, thank goodness. The actual game play is very short and very repetitive so you'll get bored very fast. It's hard though, so I wouldn't have beaten it without having used cheats. All in all, not even worth the 20 bucks I spent, but more like 1. Stay away unless your a collector.
Okay, okay, I know what our one star friend said about this game, ( we're all entitled to our own lame opinions ).....( even me! ) but lets get serious folks, this game is great. What our one star reviewer friend doesn't understand is; back in 1995 FMU ( full motion video ) and the brand new 3-D games ( Oooooh! ) were the absolute bomb. I can still remember how fresh and cool these games were, even when I play them today. Before that every thing was in 2-D, and the new Sega CD, 32X, and 3DO were the first to have them. But lets get down to brass tacks shall we! Corps Killer 'Graveyard Edition' is a single player, FMU first person blast-a-thon that is brought to us by the good folks at Digital Pictures. The makers of Night Trap, Sewer Shark, Ground Zero, and Double Switch. CK on the Sega Saturn, is a cheesy, campy, silly, ( did I say cheesy? ) 2 disc FMV, video game that pits you ( a Lieutenant in the USMC ) against an island full of the un-dead, and you're trying to rescue the downed members of a special USMC strike team. They were sent to the island of Cay Noir in the Caribbean to stop the evil Dr.Hellman, who's raising the dead to rule the world with. Dr. Hellman is played by Vincent Schiavelli of: Ghost, Batman Returns, and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. ( He's cool! ) The Sega Saturn version ( 1996 ) added Full screen video, ( the other systems had smaller framed screens ) difficulty Select, power-ups that drop down, and in your face zombie attacks. If there was a complaint it would be that CK is not light gun compatible, ( bummer ) and it takes up a lot of memory space to play, but other than that, " I love this game! " ( It makes me laugh )...( lots! ) You also have some pretty cool stuff at your beck-and-call to fight the baddies with. You have: armor piercing rounds, datura and datura rounds, ( they can heal you or your friends ) Ju-Ju sticks, and the ever fun Baba Koo Mandones! ( WOW! ) And KC was actually filmed in the Caribbean, it adds to the overall coolness of the game! The plot is very retro B movie like, ( very campy ) the zombies are insane, ( and funny ) and the acting is as cheesy as it could ever get. What surprised me was, that the game is much deeper than it's been given credit for! If you like killing zombies, cheesy old B movies, cheesy acting, and real actors in your game, Corpse Killer Graveyard Edition is a game you just can't pass up! And it can be had for fairly cheap too! It needs to be in your SS collection, " Happy un-dead Hunting! "
I tried the sega cd and 32x versions of this game and they were both unplayable. This one has the video enlarged and its more clear to see the footage. This one also doesnt suffer the sluggish slowdown when you shoot the zombies and there are also more variety of enemies and power ups. Overall, I finally enjoyed playing this game for the saturn.
