The PlayStation Network is bringing it in 2013. Yesterday they kicked off their 13 for '13 sale, offering the PlayStation faithful 50% off on 13 downloadable titles. If you own a subscription to PlayStation Plus you'll get 75% off. That's like half price, then half price again!

The House of the Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut has arrived just in time for Halloween! Feel like killing zombies, mutants and other monstrosities with a couch co-op partner? Then this may be the game for you!

Okay, I'll admit it.  I've posted a lot of videos covering The House of the Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut, and to be honest with you, I haven't been that impressed by them.  I've always enjoyed the House of the Dead franchise, and I loved the direction the series took in The House of the Dead: Overkill for the Wii.  The previous videos for the PS3 exclusive Extended Cut version just don't pack the same punch.  Take a look and see what I mean.  Oh, and keep reading, because this is going to be awesome.  Promise.  There's gonna be boobs and stuff.

Much like Green Tabasco, boobs, and bacon; crossbows make everything better.  Hunting?  Hell yeah!  Fishing?  Forget about it!  Apocalypses?  Absolutely!  Banking?  Banzai!  Weddings?  Why not?  

About the only reason I keep my Nintendo Wii around is for the light gun shooters I own on it, House of the Dead: Overkill is at the top of the list of those.  Now I have one less reason to keep that little white box thanks to hi-def version of the game coming to the PlayStation 3 with full Move support.  I played House of the Dead: Overkill Extended Edition yesterday and forgot just how much I liked the game and the genre

The House of the Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut has zombie strippers, and here's the video to prove it.  These lovely ladies will no doubt be part of the all new "Naked Terror" campaign, where you and a friend will take control of Varla Guns and her friend, Candy.  You'll be battling through the Pink Pussycat, which I believe is some type of shelter for young ladies who have a clothing deficiency.  The video is pretty self explanatory.  

The House of the Dead Overkill - Extended Cut is sticking to its campy grindhouse roots.  This latest trailer invites us to the Bayou City County Hospital, a familiar level to anyone who played through the Wii version of the game.  The graphics are substantially better, as is to be expected.  The game features full Move support as well as 3D, which should add a nice level of immersion to the super violent, ultra-foul-mouthed, light gun game.  

You can pick up House of the Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut at a reduced price right now on Amazon.  The Move-supported rail shooter is going for $29.99.  That's $10 off the regular price.  I played the heck out of the Wii version, which we gave a 4 out of 5 in our Co-Op Review.  It's got a cheese-tastic story and great(?) B-movie voice acting.  Plus F-bombs.  Lots and lots of F-bombs.  The PS3 version boasts more levels and improved graphics.  These deals don't last long, so pick it up RIGHT NOW!

The latest batch of screenshots from House of the Dead: Overkill Extended Edition on the PlayStation 3 showcase the second of the two bonus episodes found in the game.  Called "Creeping Flesh" these screens focus on a slaughterhouse environment that is over run by not only zombies, but some sort of creepy infection.

House of the Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut isn't a simple re-release on the PS3.   The Move-enabled title is going to have two additional levels, and one of them will be a new stripper-rific romp called "Naked Terror."  Catchy, I know.  You'll take control of Varla Guns (I just won a bet) and her lady friend, Candy.  You'll blast your way through hordes of mutants in a strip club, a dive bar, and the streets of Bayou City.  The new mutant types include bikers and strippers, naturally.  You can see some new screens after the break.

Today we have a new House of the Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut video for your viewing pleasure.  Violence and strong language are prevalent, as they should be.  We've already covered f the gory details of this PS3 remake of one of the Wii's most mature titles.  Check out the video.  Dude says "Hammertime" then beats a mutant with a hammer.  It doesn't get any better than that.  Extended Cut will even feature two new levels with full PlayStation Move support.  Two local players can battle the zombie mutant horde together.  You can expect House of the Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut this October.

Gamers who didn't get to play the Nintendo Wii's House of the Dead: Overkill are in for a treat.  The game is being re-released on the PS3 as House of the Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut.  It will feature an HD overhaul and support 3D as well as the Move,  but we already knew that.  We didn't know about a host of new features, including Hardcore and Classic Mode, a new enemy,  a new weapon, and an extended final boss fight.  I remember the "Mother" fight from Overkill, and I really don't need that experience extended.  Gameplay-wise it's fine, but  as far as content goes -you know what? I don't want to ruin anything for you.

Lynch had really let himself go since he heard Dog Days was going to be the last in the series