Splatterhouse
I’m not sure how many people in 2010 were demanding a remake of the 1989 arcade game Splatterhouse, but that’s exactly what we got. And while it didn’t reinvent the wheel when it comes to brawlers, it was snappy and bloody enough to keep my attention for its five-hour runtime. The best bits of this remake are when it switches to a 2D perspective and recaptures some of the arcade action from the original game. Oh, and the voice acting is great, with your evil, demonic mask voiced by Jim Cummings aka the voice actor behind Winnie the Pooh and many, many others. — Zack
Status: Delisted.
