By avoiderdragon: The House of the Dead series will always be remembered by arcade goers who played it during a time when kids asked their parents for quarters to play on the machines instead of their credit card numbers for buying DLCs. The games were good fun and cheesy as hell, with bad voice acting and irreverent humor that actually enhanced the feel. However, it was the spin-off game released in 2001 for the PC and Dreamcast that truly captured the off-beat style, and the gameplay was actually quite good as well. Plenty of people learned how to touch type with it, and that makes it a good educational game. With this new title in the series, that same gameplay is now being introduced to a new generation.
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