#The house of the dead 2 and 3 return full
#The house of the dead 2 and 3 return series

If this is any help, House of the Dead 3's HUD includes 3D models, and House of the Dead 2's does not. Keep in mind, both games emulate perfectly without the widescreen hack.

Everything works as it should, and though now I do have a way of playing House of the Dead 3 in widescreen, I am still puzzled: Why does House of the Dead 3 work perfectly but House of the Dead 2 does not?

The HUD isn't stretched, nor is the cursor. In House of the Dead 3, the widescreen hack works PERFECTLY. (UNLV Athletics) LAS VEGAS (AP) - UNLV defensive lineman Ryan Keeler died Monday at 20, the university announced. If the HUD wasn't stretched, not being able to shoot out of the intended screen size wouldn't be an issue. Officials say UNLV freshman football player Ryan Keeler, 20, has died. Keep in mind you can still only shoot in the normal aspect ratio of the game, but the cursor could move farther. This meant that the cursor was completely off the shot at all times, and worst of all, the shot kept on shifting to the left and right of the cursor. So, first off, the game I mostly wanted to play in widescreen, House of the Dead 2, had one major issue: The HUD was stretched, and that included the cursor, which I wanted to play the game with.

#The house of the dead 2 and 3 return series

The House of the Dead series may still have life in it, and a strong, full-priced House of the Dead 4 port would also be more than welcome.The widescreen hack of House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return is incredibly weird. If nothing else, give this a quick weekend rental. They're fun, but worth a purchase? That depends on how many zombies you'd like to kill, although $30 doesn't feel unfair. While the aiming and calibration of this game are some of the best we've seen on the Wii, the games are strictly 'by the numbers' ports. This feels actually like a real light-gun, and shows that good gun games have a new home on the Wii. House Of The Dead 2+3 returns released in 2009 and developed by sega is a Wii adaptation of the arcade/dreamcast/xbox light gun shooters bundled nicely into one package. The action is smooth and quick-much better than the somewhat jerky and sluggish movements we saw in Umbrella Chronicles and in Link's Crossbow Training to a smaller extent. This works very well, and if you decide you want to move to a different location on the couch or scoot over to let a friend play, you can recalibrate at any point. You can play the game with a cursor or by aiming down the controller itself with a quick calibration function.

#The house of the dead 2 and 3 return full

Painting your television with the brains of zombies remains fun, and the series' trademark awesomely-lame voice acting is still in full effect. It's fun, but not amazingly so you're basically paying $15 for each of the titles if you're a shooter fan, that's not a bad deal. There is one new item: an unlockable 'extreme' mode in House of the Dead 3 that allows for melee attacks and ups the difficulty in the game. That's not a bad thing, and if your Wii Zapper was looking for food, this $30 package is a good time. What do we want when we buy re-ports of console versions of arcade games? Would we like graphical updates, or quick ports of the originals? It's pretty clear which direction Sega took with House of the Dead 2 and 3 Return on the Nintendo Wii: these are games that we've played and loved, and they look and sound exactly like the originals.