The House of the Dead 4 (2012)

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The House of the Dead 4 is the latest installment in the popular zombie killing video game series. Players take on the role of agents James Taylor and Kate Green as they battle through hordes of zombies to save humanity from a new outbreak unleashed by an evil genius. Along their journey, players will face off against giant bosses, upgrade their weapons, and use items such as grenades to survive intense battles. With thrilling gameplay, challenging levels, and plenty of ammo at your disposal, The House of the Dead 4 offers gamers hours of zombie-slaying mayhem!

Platforms: PlayStation 3,Arcade

Release date: 2012-04-17

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The House of the Dead 4 is the fourth installment in Sega's classic horror-themed light gun arcade game series. It takes place between The House of the Dead 2 and 3, introducing several new gameplay concepts while keeping true to its roots. Players can choose from either James Taylor from The House of the Dead 2 or a brand new character, Kate Green, as they battle hordes of zombies and other monsters.

The game runs on Sega Lindbergh arcade system board for an improved gaming experience featuring high definition graphics and better sound quality than previous titles in the series. An interesting addition is a first person shooting mechanic that allows players to aim their weapons at enemies with precision accuracy by moving their guns around similar to how one would move a mouse pointer on screen. This feature adds more tension when playing as you must accurately make each shot count due to limited ammunition available throughout levels.

The PlayStation 3 version released on April 17th 2012 features support for PlayStation Move controllers as well as two stages from The House of the Dead 4 Special edition which are exclusive to this version only. While it may not be as graphically impressive as modern games today, it still offers plenty of old school fun with intense zombie killing action reminiscent of early 2000s arcades combined with cleverly designed bosses and unique weapon upgrades scattered throughout levels requiring quick reflexes and tactical thinking making it perfect for both single player or co-op play sessions alike!

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