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    FUTURE CLASSIC

    Feb 20, 2020 4 minutes
    Words by Darran Jones

    Nintendo’s Wii might be best associated with the casual market and was seen as ‘child friendly’, but this chilling horror shooter from 2009 certainly wasn’t suitable for kids

    Info

    » Featured System: Wii

    » Year: 2009

    » Developer: Visceral Games/Eurocom

    » Key People: Wright Bagwell, Jonathan Hackett

    Go Deeper

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    DEAD SPACE: EXTRACTION

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