Splatterhouse Skips 2009, Splatters Next Year
The remake of early NES game Splatterhouse has been on a rocky road as of late. Although everything seems to be on track right now, one thing does not, and that’s the release date.
It was noticed at this year’s E3, that Splatterhouse did not make an appearance. Siliconera had Namco Bandai contacted, and it was revealed that Splatterhouse was slated for “early 2010″. So, the game will not be making it this year, though it may give some time for the title to be polished up by Surge (developer of Afro Samurai).
You may remember that the development team at Bottlerocket was fired, then subsequently rehired by [shal]Namco Bandai [/shal] to finish up the game, stirring up lots of controversy. Stay tuned on PlayStation LifeStyle for an official release date for Splatterhouse.
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2 Responses to “Splatterhouse Skips 2009, Splatters Next Year”
from developer of Afro Samurai then count me out. That game was utter trash.
i would have given Afro Samurai a chance if it had trophies. i thought the demo was quite good and so did a friend of mine. so much in fact that he went out and bought it. he ended up trading it in for beer money ’cause he thought it sucked monkey butts. as for this game, i remember playing it in the arcade when i was a kid so i’m looking forward to seeing what they’ve done with this classic franchise.