Ps2 run like hell iso

Mixed: 18 out of Negative: 4 out of All this publication's reviews Read full review. Armchair Empire. Delivers some great style but lacks in the depth department.

Cincinnati Enquirer. Delivers a good twist on the "Resident Evil"-style game play by adding more action and speed, a decent script and memorable characters. Official U. Playstation Magazine. It's just too bad that the shoot-'em up gameplay setting things up is so generic.

All this publication's reviews. Gamer's Pulse. Gaming Age. Run Like Hell goes from easy to very hard and stays boring and derivative all the way through. User Reviews. Write a Review. Positive: 1 out of 5. Mixed: 3 out of 5. Negative: 1 out of 5. Over the course of the game, squad mates can be turned into mutant creatures pretending to be your friends. You can attack and kill your former friends to make sure, but if you make a mistake, your squad may turn and frag you for your poor decision.

But if you are correct, your squad will like you more for having saved their lives. Once on board, he finds the ship is loaded with panicking Russian soldiers and zombie-like monsters known as Exocells. Hansen has to discover the mystery behind the Exocells and find out what has happened aboard the Eastern Spirit before even more senseless death occurs. Cold Fear plays like a third person shooter but has an over-the-shoulder view for combat, where players can aim for specific targets using a laser sight.

Cold Fear was released in both North America and Europe. Rio can understand about commands, though the game suffers from difficulties surrounding the enunciation of words. Since the player known as the Operator is only able to interact through security cameras, the game uses fixed angles to portray the action. Combat is quite interesting, with the player telling Rio when to dodge, what enemy to attack, and even what body part to aim for.

Other interactions include telling her when to run, where to turn, and even to bark like a dog. The game was released in Japan and the United States. Extermination was the first survival horror on the PlayStation 2, and as a result it started a long tradition resulting in this article. While the plot, focusing on a U.

Marine Special Forces Recon soldier trapped in an alien-infested military base in Antarctica, seems like standard fair for this genre resulting in comparisons to Resident Evil, Carrier, The Thing, and more , the game actually had some interesting ideas to help separate it from the pack. Combat can be handled by switching between either first- or third-person perspectives, again allowing more freedom to accommodate to a chosen play style.

The third-person perspective even uses a laser sight a la Resident Evil 4, albeit not as well and several years before. Unfortunately Extermination is hurt by some terrible voice acting and dialogue, a poor camera, and stiff gameplay. The health system is also interesting, though clunky: the player must contend both with his base health and his infection rate. This element adds a level of difficulty, especially in some of the longer boss fights. Ah, The X-Files.

Despite its late release two years after the end of the series, Resist or Serve is meant to be three episodes set during the 7th season.

Agents Mulder and Scully are asked to investigate some strange murders in a small town hidden away in the Rocky Mountains. From there the game travels to the frozen wastes of Russia and then to a partially submerged alien spacecraft. The game plays very much like a classic Resident Evil title, with fixed cameras and the tank controls survival horror is famous for. Because gameplay is done episodically, the player can choose between either Mulder or Scully each time, with different puzzles and areas to explore for each.

Fans of the show will appreciate the voice acting from the series stars, the numerous cameos, and the bonus materials included. Nicholas Conner, a war hero-turned-mining surveyor and voiced by none other than Lance Henriksen, has just returned to his home space station, when suddenly aliens attack!

Unfortunately, RLH also suffers from issues with gameplay as part of its lurid history of development. The game spent five years in development, where it changed from a full-blown survival horror to an action game before having its programming scrapped just 10 months before its release! The resulting game is a bit off-kilter and repetitive, resulting in poor reviews despite the obvious work into the plot and characters.

Set in , the PS2 port of Curse was released only in Europe. The game focuses heavily on Egyptian mythology, making it one of the few survival horror titles that focuses on mummies as the monsters. Both characters play exactly the same, though Sutton has a jewel which glows when danger is near. The two share equipment, which can lead to players getting killed by giving all their gear to the other character.

The game does implement a Curse Meter, which will fill up as the characters are exposed to the yellow fog. The higher the meter, the more damage the player will take. The sequel to the shmup Philosoma happens to be, of all things, a horror game.

After the destruction of Planet , the ship Gallant is damaged and much of the crew turned into zombies by an unknown alien lifeform. Despite being a Japan-only game, all the voice acting is in English, so importers unable to read Japanese will at least have some understanding of the plot.

Gameplay is handled mostly by choices made during cutscenes using the circle or X buttons, with some third-person sections on pre-rendered backgrounds splitting between sequences.

The end result feels more like an interactive movie than a game, and the multitude of cutscenes are unskippable. Find Phase Paradox on eBay. Despite the title, this horror game from Suda51 actually takes place in Chicago, Illinois. The title comes from Lake Michigan, not the state. As a result the game is played entirely in first person, and the player will lose if the camera runs out of film before the end.

Gameplay is like a cross between Lifeline and the camera in Dead Rising, with players tagging objects of importance for the reporter to investigate. In Hungry Ghosts, you are dead. But judgment has not yet been passed, and depending on your actions you may as yet save your soul.

Hungry Ghosts wants you to make choices while you wander the World of Death, so to that aim there is no central plot for you to follow. Your goal is to wander and make decisions, and the game will judge you based on that. Hungry Ghosts is also entirely first person and uses your right analog stick to control your right arm.

Unfortunately Hungry Ghosts is text heavy, so for those without the ability to read Japanese, it can be more than a little daunting. The game was never released outside of Japan. Ah, FMV games. Players take the role of a cameraman who has to guide a group of actresses out of a haunted mansion.

Still, you will be rewarded regularly with close up shots of gorgeous Japanese women being cute. Find The Fear on eBay.

The story centers around a high school student whose friends and teachers end up dying in terrible ways after being told about the newspaper by a ghost. Gameplay changes between first- and third-person exploration, a la Fatal Frame.

The game also claims to possess the second-player controller, which serves as a radar system for incoming enemies. Sometimes this title is known as Kyoufu Shimbun Heiseiban Kaiki! Shinrei File. Shinrei File on Amazon. This survival horror title revolves around a hotel, Gregory House, which the player has accidentally wandered into while lost in the woods. Instead of being able to fight, the player must use stealth to bypass the angry guests or risk going insane and becoming a permanent guest.

The game was principally developed by Capcom Studio 3, which also produced Clock Tower 3 in tandem with Sunsoft. In his quest to obtain employment, Zeke accidentally winds up being asked by six ghosts to find the lost souls hidden throughout the house.

It turns out the spirit of a man named Atticus Thorn has arisen and plans to use these souls to conquer both the Afterlife and the Land of the Living. To beat him, Zeke has…a lantern. Good luck, Zeke. Released simultaneously with the Game Boy Advance horror game Ghost Trap, Ghost Vibration featured more cinematic sequences and fewer puzzles than its handheld little brother.

The pair are searching a mansion for ghosts, which George hunts with his special spear gun. The game action switches between third and first person view for combat, a la Fatal Frame. The PAL release was supposedly cancelled. These titles vary in how far their connection to survival horror goes, but their themes and gameplay styles may interest fans of the genre.

I really gotta get into all this at some point. Did survival horror die down for most part after the PS2, by the way? Nice list. Great roundup. Some import titles I never even heard of! Thanks a lot now I have some more games look for. All three Fatal Frames appeared at numerous Gamestops, priced at 29 bucks used. Fantastic write-up! Really impressive list. I expected to read through this and just be nodding my head at the choices, but there are quite a lot of these that I had never heard of.

Most of those were Japan-only titles, but even some of the US releases were new to me. Great work Ack! Some games i ever played, some other are look unfamiliar to me. But anyway this is an awesome list to add into my ps2 game collection. Too bad some title that look good in my opinion are japanese only. Thanks for the list! I love exploring old survival horror during the fall every year. Also, there seem to be a lot of hidden gems in this genre.

I always knew Greg House the M. By then you don't need to mount the ISO anymore, you can run the game on-the-go without the virtual drive. Unfortunately, I can't be bothered to download the ISO again to double check everything, but trust me, the cracked file is inside one of the folders that it's pretty hard to miss.

When I download a ps2 bios I just get a folder with like different files. How the hell am I supposed to tell which one is the one to put in? Simon Jones says: March 2, at am. Inside the room use the control panel and watch Nick run like hell.